Futterman's One-Man Show: Recent Episodes

Don Futterman

Podcast Theater Productions of Don Futterman’s Moving and Hilarious Autobiograpical Monologues

What they said about the original stage productions: “Beguiling. Piercing and witty adult tales, relevant to all our lives. Time flows by as swiftly as Futterman’s crises.” The Boston Globe “Funny, poignant and heartwarming, he had the audience laughing and crying.” The 92nd Street Y “Futterman mixes comedy and philosophy in an incredibly powerful form, and with only one person talking, it’s very intimate.” The Boston Herald

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Son of a Surgeon - At 26, Don faces manhood, seasickness and his father - in the Operating Room

Part 1 – The Hairy Man

Inspired by the great Hairy Man, Don wants to find out what his Dad does all day

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Part 2 - Son of a Surgeon – The O.R.

Will Don destroy his father’s career or discover a key to his father’s life?

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Episode One – Psychological Warfare

Can sibling rivalry and Jewish summer camp lead to Absolute Perfection?

Written and performed by Don Futterman, directed by Linda Lovitch and Gizem Ozdimir, with engineering and sound design by Gizem Ozdimir.  

For more of Natan Gesundheit’s entrancing album, Melaveh Malkah, which is sampled in I Never Compete with My Brother, go to Natan’s Youtube or Facebook page.

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Episode Two – Mystical Combat

Don reaches spiritual heights in Israel, but will his grandmother’s fear of escalators knock Don back to earth?

Written and performed by Don Futterman, directed by Linda Lovitch and Gizem Ozdimir, with engineering and sound design by Gizem Ozdimir.  

For more of Natan Gesundheit’s entrancing album, Melaveh Malkah, which is sampled in I Never Compete with My Brother, go to Natan’s Youtube or Facebook page.

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The Incomplete Life of a Filmmaker is written and performed by Don Futterman. 

Sound recording and design by Gizem Ozdemir. 

Recorded in TLV1 Studios

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The Incomplete Life of a Filmmaker is written and performed by Don Futterman.

Sound recording and design by Gizem Ozdemir.

Recorded in TLV1 Studios