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Below The Skin… a workshop production
of an original, existential comedy about marriage, motherhood and transformation.
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Attention: This is a workshop production.
A script-in-hand Reading of a new play.
On Saturday, March 29, 2008, the Drama Mamas will be joining a world-wide
celebration of women artists as part of the first international "Support
Women Artists Now Day" (SWAN Day). It will be a day to raise visibility
and raise funds for women artists a powerful new way to put the
spotlight on womens cultural contributions during the final weekend
of Womens History Month.
For more info about SWAN
Day.
Story:
Can modern marriage withstand the power of a mommy makeover?
This existential comedy cuts below the surface to reveal the writhing
paradox of love in the face of too much choice but not enough power. Plastic
surgery, wayward passions, sisterhood, and a primal calling intersect
in a harrowing journey that follows a mother determined to regain her
womanwood even at the sacrifice of her dignity.
Young and old, audience members will find something of themselves in this
piece that crosses boundaries of flesh and spirit.
Written by Jodi
Schiller
Choreographed by Jodi
Schiller & Jade
Raybin
Directed by Rebecca
Novick
Dramaturgy by Virginia
Reed
The Cast: Jodi
Schiller, Julie
Kurtz, Wylie
Herman, Nafees
Hamid, Leah
Herman,
Lawrence Radecker,
Sara Barreto Worthing,
Emily Rosenthal.
WHEN: Friday and Saturday, March 28-29 @ 8:00pm (doors open at
7:30pm)
Sunday, March 30@ 2:00pm (doors open at 2:30pm)
WHERE: Traveling Jewish Theatre (470 Florida Street, San Francisco)
Directions
TICKETS:
Friday-Pay what you can
Saturday and Sunday - $20 general /$15 seniors & students
All shows start on time and there is NO late seating.
Be sure any guests know this, and to arrive 30 minutes early to get their
tickets.
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(415) 505-7678
Written and Choreographed by Jade
Raybin
Directed by Phil
Lowery
Featuring Jose
Saenz, Jeff Noll, Kayra Nicole Arias, Kim Holt, Cindy Iijima, Tom
Lazur, Charles Lewis III, Pearl Marill, Carla Pauli, Juliana Reese, Elizabeth
Castaneda, and Melissa
Castaneda.
"Low Hanging Fruit is advertised as a female view of male sexuality,
but don't expect mere emasculation from this sophisticated company. The
Drama Mamas, who had a hit with "Stretch Marks: Growing Into Motherhood"
in 2005, return with a bawdy story of a tech-support worker sucked into
the vortex of online sex."
-- San
Francisco Chronicle - April 1st, 2007
Story: Follow a young man as he traverses the shifting line
of sexual morality in a tale of two desires--for acceptance and the profane.
In a new play by Jade Raybin, Greg, a tech support professional with
a penchant for inappropriate reverie, journeys from shame to expression
and then some. Low Hanging Fruit ponders the intersection of sex and meaning,
and why some things are better left off BART. Dance-theater, original
music and fembots combine to blow your pants off.
PERFORMANCES:
Fri, Sept 7, 8:30pm
Thu, Sept 13, 10:00pm
Sat, Sept 15, 1:00pm
Sun, Sept 16, 5:30pm
VENUE:
The Exit on Taylor
277 Taylor, between Eddy and Ellis, San Francisco
(Just 1/2 block from the main Exit Theatre on Eddy)
Location
& Directions
TICKETS:
Only $9.00 !!!
Or buy a 5-show Frequent Fringer pass for $35
Or a 10-show Frequent Fringer pass for $65
All shows start on time and there is NO late seating.
Be sure any guests know this, and to arrive 30 minutes early to get their
tickets.
BUY
NOW
FOR MORE INFORMATION ON THE SF FRINGE FESTIVAL:
mail@sffringe.org
(415) 673-3847
http://sffringe.org
This production showcases the work of many talented technical artists
and musicians: The set design is by New York-based Grady Barker. Lighting
design is by local luminary Rob Anderson.Sound design by emerging composer
superstar Dan Cantrell. Composers of original music by Cody Giannotti
and Nick Culp. Live beat boxer Cody Giannotti. Stage Manager is the well-regarded
Phil Lowery.
Attention: No actual nudity. No one under 18 will be admitted.
No refund (your money has been spent).