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Sheherezade 13
Wily West Production Presents SHEHEREZADE 13 New Plays by Playwrights' Center of SF Playwrights
Laylah Muran, Producer Quinn Whitaker, Producing Director and Lead Design Directed by Brady Brophy-Hilton, Kat Kneisel, Laylah Muran, and Ann Thomas Wesley Cayabyab, Technical Director
With plays by: Beverly Butler, Bridgette Dutta Portman, Mordecai Cohen Ettinger, Elizabeth Flanagan, Susan Jackson, Rod McFadden, Patricia Milton, Jennifer Lynne Roberts, and Diane Sampson
Featuring an Ensemble Cast: Wesley Cayabyab, Joey Cherney, Abigail Edber, Rich Egan, Kate Jones, Karen Offereins, Peter Townley
The Exit Theatre Main Stage Thu-Fri-Sat April 12 through April 27th 2013 8pm doors at 7:45pm
Tickets $25 at the door, $20 in advance (online)
Now in its 13th year, Sheherezade throws down the gauntlet! It's an evening of fully-produced short plays by Playwright's Center of San Francisco members performed by a phenomenal ensemble cast. Always a mix of the irreverent with the poignant, this year's line-up promises to be fun, entertaining, intelligent and occasionally quirky.
Hell hath no furry like the women Frank left behind in AFTER FRANK. Fleeting fame and scientific ambition affect a young romance in CURT AND LAURA: A STORY OF LOVE AND BIG NUMBERS and the missed chance to ride a heroic-win on the basketball-court out of small town poverty twenty years ago brings old friends to the Stinky Raccoon Saloon in TWO TO FIVE WITH THREE SECONDS TO GO. In AUTO-INCORRECT Nate doesn't have a chance with old high school crush Claire, an enthusiastic English teacher, when his brain starts "correcting" his speech on their first date, but an unexpected similar interest bring two opposites together at the tattoo parlor in INDELIBLE. When the line between art and life blur too close for her soon-to-be son-in-law's comfort and daughter Midge sees the line, Madeline finds it hard to hide in CHRYSOMELIDAE HIDE NO MORE. Athletic and tough Mei-Hua never did SAY UNCLEand she never will. And while Maddy and Joe potentially ruin their daughter's birthday and try to unravel the blame in PINATA FIGHT , the star crossed dog and cat, ROMULUS AND JEWEL experience an instant and tragic inter-species passion surpassed by no-one except perhaps their masters' ill-fated love at first sight.
After Frank Written by Patricia Milton Directed by Laylah Muran
Auto-Incorrect Written by Bridgette Dutta Portman Directed by Ann Thomas Chrysomelidae Hide No More Written by Jennifer Lynne Roberts Directed by Brady Brophy-Hilton
Indelible Written by Beverly Butler Directed by Kat Kneisel
Laura and Curt: A Story of Love and Big Numbers Written by Rod McFadden Directed by Brady Brophy-Hilton
PiƱata Fight Written by Elizabeth Flanagan Directed by Brady Brophy-Hilton Romulus and Jewel: A 10-Minute Travesty in Five Acts Written by Diane Sampson Directed by Kat Kneisel
Say Uncle Written by Mordecai Cohen Ettinger Directed by Kat Kneisel
Two to Five with Three Seconds to Go Written by Susan Jackson Directed by Laylah Muran
AUDIENCES ARE RAVING ABOUT SHEHEREZADE 13!
"9-10 minutes plays with one-ten-minute intermission. All world premiers of local playwrights' work by a local top-notch actors. Great direction too. Professionally staged in an intimate 60 seat cabaret theatre." --GOLDSTAR MEMBER
"This year's Sheherezade is a tour de force of writing, directing and acting with a wide variety of short plays that showcase the skills of all involved, especially the versatility of the actors who play several roles in different plays. Don't miss it!" --GOLDSTAR MEMBER
"Two short plays stood out for me. 'Indelible'--about a tattoo artist with anger management issues and a girl wants a butterfly on her butt. Funny and sweet. And then the crown jewel was 'Romulus and Jewel: A 10-Minute Travesty in Five-Acts.' Funniest wildest 10 minutes I have seen in a long long time." --GOLDSTAR MEMBER
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LocationThe Exit Theatre (View)
156 Eddy St.
San Francisco, CA 94102
United States
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Kid Friendly: No |
Dog Friendly: No |
Non-Smoking: Yes! |
Wheelchair Accessible: Yes! |
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