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Fourth Annual FIVE MINUTE MILE
Cone Man Running Productions is proud to present our Fourth Annual FIVE MINUTE MILE! A unique night of theatre where any given night you can see plays about the start (and end) of relationships, the personal devices with a mind of their own, different ways we cope with death, time travel, sex issues, what happens when you ask for someone Elvish and get Elvis instead and all the stories in between. Comedies and dramas, plays and monologues - you will get to see slices of all kinds of lives - five minutes at a time.
The best part is that you get to help decide what you see! 32 plays are selected for the production. Eight are scheduled to perform each night. The next six are drawn at random at the start of the show. The last six are voted on by the audience based on the title, descriptions and the actors involved! Its a different line up every single night!
Cast: Kacie Adams, Audrey Burkhart, John Carraro, Dano Colon, Kelsey Finstad, Bailey Hampton, Cheramie Hopper, Cody House, Brittney Jones, Sarah Keller, Chance McMillan, and Drew Oliver
Directed by Renata Smith and Christine Weems
Artistic Director: Michael Weems
Featuring the following plays:
For the scheduled show order for each performance, please go to our website at www.conemanrunning.com
And Then by Christine Weems
The verbal wordplay escalates when two women meet at the bar and the conversation starts with "Can I buy you a drink?". (Play) (Brittney Jones, Sarah Keller)
Balls by Emily Hageman
Feminist revenge dodgeball. Yeah, it's as satisfying as it sounds. (Play) (Kacie Adams, Audrey Burkhart, John Carraro, Dano Colon, Bailey Hampton, Cheramie Hopper, Brittney Jones, Sarah Keller, Chance McMillan, Drew Oliver)
Coming Out by Daniel Potter
A twist on the classic troupe of coming out, but instead of coming out about sexual orientation, it's a coming out of political ideology. In brief, a young adult son comes out as Republican to his parents, who do not handle it very well. (Play) (Audrey Burkhart, Cody House, Chance McMIllan)
Curves by Lindsay Partain
Grinch bellies, self-esteem, women's only gym's, and a lack of self-control are the driving forces behind this comedic monologue. (Monologue) (Kelsey Finstad)
Dark Side by Laura Bellomy
A play about death, coping mechanisms, and expectations. (Play) (Kacie Adams, Dano Colon)
Denial by Steven Hayet
A short play about Celebrity Sex Rehab inspired by Shaggy's "It Wasn't Me." (Play) (Cody House, Chance McMillan, Drew Oliver)
Driven by Alex Dremann
Olive and Kenneth have both lost their sex drive at exactly the same moment on a Thursday night. (Play) (Bailey Hampton, Cody House)
For Your Safety by Kay Phillips
A man has a one night stand with a flight attendant who takes her job way too seriously. (Play) (Cody House, Sarah Keller)
The Heart of It by Inna Tsyrlin
There are so many heartbreaks that she carries around, but now she must say goodbye to them, perhaps forever. (Monologue) (Audrey Burkhart)
Hyding in Plain Sight by Bryan Maynard
The police are closing in on Mr. Hyde and he needs to disappear without a trace. All he has to do is convince Doctor Jekyll to cover his tracks. (Monologue) (John Carraro)
Incredibly Cute by Rachael Carnes
What if your phone could tell you how it feels? A monologue in a box. (Monologue) (Cody House)
Inga Roundhead by Alex Dremann
Cavewoman Inga is evolving much faster than her Neanderthal husband, Nagog, and she finds this just exhausting. (Play) (John Carraro, Cheramie Hopper)
An Invitation to My Circus by Charlene Donaghy
Where is the line between desire, insanity, and truth? For Sheryl Sutton, the avant-garde actor who haunted the stages of Paris and New York in the 1960s and 1970s, the answer to that question lies in the veils and sword swallowing of a circus, more akin to acting than clowning. Are you brave enough to join her? (Monologue) (Brittney Jones)
The Juggler Who Lost His Arms In A Rodeo Fire by John Weagly
Lily remembers a rodeo man and the features that made him the love of her life. (Monologue) (Sarah Keller)
Kill Them with Kindness by Kate Danley
They say a positive outlook is the best medicine. But maybe it's not. (Play) (Sarah Keller, Chance McMillan, Drew Oliver)
The Lawyer Zone by Paul Braverman
Dan is a just a regular, working guy, who likes to end his day with a relaxing stroll in the park. But this evening, Dan has taken a wrong turn, finding a part of the park hes never seen before. If Dan knows whats good for him, hell find his way back out, while keeping a firm grip on his wallet. (Play) (Audrey Burkhart, John Carraro, Bailey Hampton, Cody House, Chance McMillan)
Lipstick by Lojo Simon
Lovey cares for the wounded Sumaira in a war-zone hospital where hope may be the best healer. (Play) (Audrey Burkhart, Brittney Jones)
The Men in the Mirror by Ken Preuss
Features a nervous woman and a female officer as they view a line-up of men through a two-way mirror. (Play) (John Carraro, Dano Colon, Cheramie Hopper, Sarah Keller, Chance McMillan, Drew Oliver)
Milwaukee by David Lewison
A world-weary waitress recounts her brief romance with an unusually kind-hearted man. (Monologue) (Cheramie Hopper)
My Fathers Flag by Daniel Guyton and Colin Thon
Three soldiers pay tribute to their fathers, who died in three separate wars. (Play) (Audrey Burkhart, John Carraro, Chance McMillan)
My Mom, The Éléphant by Cristina Luzarraga
A woman recounts the relationship between her mother and elephants. (Monologue) (Bailey Hampton)
Nachos Supreme by Jeff Smith
When Harry wakes up on best friend Julia's couch after a long and complicated night out, there's only one thing on his mind: what exactly did I say last night? (Play) (Kacie Adams, Drew Oliver)
Night Shift by David Lewison
A warehouse worker remains haunted by his relationship with a waitress who walked out on them both. (Monologue) (Chance McMillan)
One Ring by Caity-Shea Violette
Lord of the Rings Cosplayers Celeste and Michael are waiting for their hired officiant to arrive for their wedding, but when they requested and Elven Officiant, the company heard Elvis. (Play) (Kacie Adams, Dano Colon, Drew Oliver)
The Shirt by Ellen Davis Sullivan
A woman is outraged when she finds her brother is about to go to their mothers funeral in a Hawaiian shirt. What he reveals about their mother puts his decision in a different light. (Play) (John Carraro, Cheramie Hopper)
Stupid Girl by Mark Harvey Levine
You shouldn't keep your memories in things. (Monologue) (Kacie Adams)
Three Artistic Proofs by Adina Owen
Sarah recalls her first memory of her best friend (and former enemy) in a college rhetoric class. (Monologue) (Dano Colon)
Thursday Afternoon in the Time Travel Waiting Room by Scott Mullen
Two people who meet in the time travel waiting room ponder whether or not they've really thought things through. (Play) (John Carraro, Bailey Hampton)
Time the Revelator by John Patrick Bray
A fairly new couple finds out the true meaning of love and Christmas while negotiating over a pocket watch at a pop-up Christmas tree lot on Christmas Eve. (Play) (Cheramie Hopper, Drew Oliver)
T.O.A.S.T. by Kay Phillips
A jealous personal assistant device fights for the attention of her creator when his fiancée visits. (Play) (Dano Colon, Bailey Hampton, Brittney Jones)
Up by DJ Cahan
What happens when a wild girl, just out of reform school and an engaged man get stuck in an elevator? (Play) (Dano Colon, Brittney Jones)
Zombie Speed Dating by Ron Burch
A zombie tries to find love. (Play) (Kacie Adams, Cody House)
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1824 Spring Street
Houston, TX 77004
United States
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