Nicole Burdette
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Nicole Burdette is an American film writer, poet, playwright and actress. She wrote the play Chelsea Walls, which she adapted to film in 2001.
in 2001 her film Maze, starring Laura Linney won the Best Screenplay Award at the Newport Film Festival. She was on of the co-founders of the Naked Angels (theater company) in 1986, where she has worked on several plays about social topics.[1]
No, that's the whole point. We're choiring to the preachers.
—Burdette describing the Naked Angels series of Issues Project plays called Armed and Naked in America, referring to concerns the plays were preaching to the choir[1]
As of 2008 Burdette is a faculty member at the The New School for Drama in New York City and has also taught at Columbia University.[2]
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[edit] Chelsea Walls
The film was directed by Ethan Hawke and released by Lions Gate Films in April 2002. It starred Kris Kristofferson, Uma Thurman, Rosario Dawson and others, original score by Wilco, and produced by Indigent Productions, Independent Film Channel and Killer Films.
Chelsea Walls at the Internet Movie Database
[edit] Writing credits
- Chelsea Walls [1] (play directed by Edwin Sherin)
- Kismet (film) (for Ed Pressman's company ContentFilm)
- The Bluebird Came Through Here (directed by Rebecca Miller)
- Busted (play) (directed by Timothy Hutton)
[edit] Acting credits
[edit] Television
- The Sopranos (as Barbara Soprano Giglione from 2000 to 2001)
[edit] Films
- A River Runs Through It (as Mabel)
- Palookaville (as Chris)
[edit] References
- ^ a b Stage show strips war down 'Naked', The USA Today, 2007-04-19
- ^ Nicole Burdette faculty profile
- This week's reviews: Uma's flick, 'Ashanti,' and Danson's miniseries, Movie review: 'Chelsea Walls' CNN.com, Arpil 25th, 2002
- So Many Plays, So Much Talent but So Little Time The New York Times, September 11, 2002
