Ripe Harvest – Sharing GOD Kid Style
Sharing GOD Kid Style is producing a 25 minute monthly series of short films which teach life lessons in a comical manner. The 21st Century Bible with an Abbott & Costello Twist.
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Killer Class Reunion – Murder Mystery at Lavender and Old Lace
Classmates come together for a high school reunion, only to find themselves in for a night of mysterious, deadly fun.
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PASSING STRANGE – iTheatre Collaborative
A daring musical that takes you on a journey across boundaries of place, identity and theatrical convention. Stew brings us the story of a young bohemian who charts a course for "the real" through sex, drugs and rock 'n' roll. Loaded with soulful lyrics and overflowing with passion, the show takes us from black middle-class America to Amsterdam, Berlin and beyond on a journey towards personal and artistic authenticity. Winner of the 2008 Tony Award for Best Book.
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St. Joan – Space 55
St. Joan at Space 55. Excellent roles for adult males and one boy. St. Joan is Shaw's version of the story of Joan of Arc, beginning with her fighting for support to get to the uncrowned king of France, persuading him to put her in charge of the army, convincing soldiers to fight for her, getting the King crowned, and then being captured by the English who are determined to destroy her by convicting her of witchcraft and burning her at the stake. The language and arguments are brilliant.
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Into the Canyon – Tucson Project
"Into the Canyon" is a short film about a woman who ventures across a desert 'wasteland' to search for her husbands killers.
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The Taste Test – Black Theatre Troupe
Taste Test by Frank Higgins
October 9 – 25
What happens when a “tell-it-like-it-is” African-American woman thinks she can be the next Angela Davis by working from the inside? She struggles to stay true to herself while working for a wild tiger of an aging leader who has spent her life hiding her Jewishness and who is determined to shock the world and show she’s still a genius. A cut-to-the-heart study of the age-old question: “Who am I?”
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