by Barb Lahota
Directed by Jason Fleece
August 31 - October 6, 2013
Two Chicago police officers give a ride home to a young, drunk twenty-something. Several hours later, the young woman emerges from her apartment screaming rape. Influenced by the film Rashomon, Warped presents the contradictory stories from each character's perspective and asks the question: Is the truth constant, or is it as malleable as our own perceptions?
Presented by Stage Left Theatre Company
Warped was developed at Stage Left through a Downstage Left Residency in 2011 and appeared in LeapFest 9. I have been involved with this script through the entirety of it's development.
The Shadow Over Innsmouth
Adapted by Scott T. Barsotti
Directed by Shade Murray
No Synopsis, as yet - Per Wikipedia *SHUDDER*
The story describes a young man's discovery of a strange hybrid race, half-human and half an unknown creature that resembles a cross between a fish and a frog, that dwell in Innsmouth – a coastal town that had seen better days – and the waters offshore. The townspeople worship Dagon, a Philistine deity incorporated into the Cthulhu Mythos.
Presented by Wild Claw Theatre
Really excited about this. A new company, for me, which is always exciting. Plus, I get to work with two guys I've had wonderful experiences with before. The terrific Scott T. Barsotti (writer of Your Teacher is Out Today from Leapfest X), and similarly-terrific Shade Murray (director of Strawdog's The Petrified Forest).
Two
Chicago police officers give a ride home to a young, drunk
twenty-something. Several hours later, the young woman emerges from her
apartment screaming rape. Influenced by the film Rashomon, Warped
presents the contradictory stories from each character’s perspective and
asks the question: Is the truth constant, or is it as malleable as our
own perceptions? - See more at:
http://stagelefttheatre.com/season-32/warped/#sthash.gbAh6bLY.dpuf
Two
Chicago police officers give a ride home to a young, drunk
twenty-something. Several hours later, the young woman emerges from her
apartment screaming rape. Influenced by the film Rashomon, Warped
presents the contradictory stories from each character’s perspective and
asks the question: Is the truth constant, or is it as malleable as our
own perceptions? - See more at:
http://stagelefttheatre.com/season-32/warped/#sthash.gbAh6bLY.dpuf
Two
Chicago police officers give a ride home to a young, drunk
twenty-something. Several hours later, the young woman emerges from her
apartment screaming rape. Influenced by the film Rashomon, Warped
presents the contradictory stories from each character’s perspective and
asks the question: Is the truth constant, or is it as malleable as our
own perceptions? - See more at:
http://stagelefttheatre.com/season-32/warped/#sthash.gbAh6bLY.dpuf
No comments:
Post a Comment