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THE SEVEN DEADLY SINS FESTIVAL
Two nights of 7 Deadly Sins!
PERFORMANCES
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Saturday September 18th and Sunday September 19th at 7:30pm At the Capital Center for the Arts part of the Spotlight Cafe Series. |
Tickets:
Contact the Capital Center for the Arts Box Office at 603-225-1111 or buy them on-line.
Festival Ticket (tickets for both evenings): $30 general admission; $25 for students/members
Per night: $20 general admission; $15 for students/members
Judging for the plays was done by a mix of professors, professional writers and theater artists unaffiliated with Ghostlight and unaware of the playwrights themselves.
The Fourteen plays -- all of which will be included in the anthology -- will be
divided up over the two day festival of Sin!
PRIDE:
At the End of My Rope
by Andrew Wetmore
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Dress Rehearsal
by Hortense Gerardo
ENVY:
Model Behavior
by Hortense Gerardo
&
Twilight Hour
by David John Preece
SLOTH:
Tow Lot
by Peter Floyd
&
Otiose Souls
by Sierra Perez-Sparks
AVARICE:
Memories for Sale
by Jerry Bisantz
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The Wheelbarrow
by Ron Radice
LUST:
Tit for Tat
by Jerry Bisantz
&
Sex Ed
by Jerry Bisantz
WRATH:
At the Gates of Paradise
by Regina Eliot-Ramsey
&
O Daddy, Poor Daddy
by Jyl Lynn Felman
GLUTTONY:
Let's Do Lunch
by Brendan Gillett
&
Try the Shrimp
by Teresa Fisher
Production Team:
Producer - Don Tongue
Artistic Director - John Sefel
THE PILLOWMAN, written by Irish playwright Martin McDonagh, was the winner of the Laurence Olivier Award for Best New Play in 2004. Katurian, a writer in an unnamed totalitarian state, is interrogated by two bulldogish detectives, Tupolski and Ariel regarding missing children cases which resemble his own Grimm’s-styled stories. The evening progresses from interrogation room to prison cell and back, leading to discoveries about the writer's own dark childhood, the brother whom he cares for, and the stories at the heart of it all. With many twists and turns, the line between reality and fairy tale is blurred until it's hard to know who is telling the truth in this thoughtful thriller.
Due to strong language and unsettling subject matter, audience discretion is strongly advised.
Performances:
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Friday September 24th at 7:30pm At the Capital Center for the Arts part of the Spotlight Cafe Series. |
Tickets:
Contact the Capital Center for the Arts Box Office at 603-225-1111 or buy them on-line.
Question please call ghostlight at 603-930-9536.
Read about the production when it was performed at Chester College in the HIPPO.
Cast:
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TUPOLSKI - Mark Morrison |
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ARIEL - John Kneeland |
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KATURIAN - Dylan Gamblin |
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MICHAL - Steve 'Dingo' Ihde |
| with Emma Mariany & Christin Clohosey |
Production Team:
Producer - Christin Clohosey
Director - Mariah Sefel
Stage Manager - Lisa DeFazio
Tech Director - Tom Morgan
Fight Director - Bob Haas
Poster Design - Dyana Gray