John Windsor-cunningham: Acting teacher and actor in New York City, New York.

I'm open to company with any members who are interested in theatre. I am currently coaching actors for drama schools, which is not as easy as I'd like since I regard Tennessee Williams and Arthur Miller as idiots, (and happy to discuss it) when the drug-addicts aiming for Juilliard are surprised to learn Shakespeare wrote something else than Twelfth Night! But writing itself is an interesting subject, so playwrights, lawyers, priests and a few politicians are welcome socially and best contacted NOT here, please, but through my direct email ( jwcactor@yahoo.com ) or using the 'Contact Page' on my website - and don't worry I'm not after anyone's money - Windsor-Cunningham.com

Oh, and to all those who know why T Williams and Miller are still performed I send my good wishes, but just wish Martin Amis had written a few plays. Rushed, as you see, but open to new company. John.

I hate one-person shows, and if you don't agree, that's fine, but you're not the person I want to talk with, sorry. Mine is different. It is about the British Royal Family. I have very, very generous sponsors, and a script about the British Royal Family and will need a publicity agent later this year for its Off-Broadway opening, who is good at getting reviewers and a SMART audience, - I need a publicist who CARES about getting a new idea getting attention. AND I'M COMMITTED TO KEEPING AUDIENCES DISTANCED FROM EACH OTHER, whatever the cost. The basic 'character' of my show can be seen at MadEnglishman.com Please respond with your thoughts and I'll try to be intelligent back ( ! )

John Windsor-Cunningham at jwcactor@yahoo.com Thank you.

I rarely respond to State 32 but I see you're also a writer and actor, and today am on the verge of turning a theatre-space down for a play of mine just cos it isn't quite good enough, and nobody understands - of course - only a writer knows what is being aimed at, but I thought I'd plead for some sympathy. You can see if I'm worth contacting at Windsor-Cunningham.com or my other (mad) website on which my play is based Madenglishman.com and best wishes anyway. John

Ben Brantley and Terry Teachout have said very good things about me (Internet for details) and I need to employ a 'wise' producer (that's not meant to sound rude) who can get people like that - and an audience - into an off-Broadway theatre for me, for a play I have been fully sponsored to do, Off-Broadway round October. You can find everything you needs to know about me at

Windsor-Cunningham.com and the character of my show on my other website MadEnglishman.com

(I suggest starting with number 7, or the one in the bath with the suit on. This is to be a serious production. John Windsor-Cunningham

I' need a producer for an Off-Broadway play I have planned for October or soon after, Covid permitting.. I do not need the producer to raise money, but to have experience of off-Broadway, and ideas on publicity. Ben Brantley called me "the excellent John Windsor- Cunningham" in the NY TImes, but I need a producer who can get him and others who liked me last time - to come back!, Happy to give full information on Skype, and the basic character of my show on YouTube at MadEnglishman.com

Zach King's video is much better than mine, but thanks for linking mine with it. He uses the very honesty I speak about in mine. Great. Thanks. John Windsor-Cunningham (oh, and whoever said the title of mine was a but much, yes, you may be right, but then I've another one called "Acting - The Final Lesson" which may seem even more self-important, sorry!

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