Well, Cvillepodcast.com does it again.
This time, Leslie Channel and Sean Tubbs put together an podcast interview/story about Addie and the show…
http://www.cvillepodcast.com/2010/06/29/adelind-horan-brings-cry-of-the-mountain-to-charlottesville/
Well, Cvillepodcast.com does it again.
This time, Leslie Channel and Sean Tubbs put together an podcast interview/story about Addie and the show…
http://www.cvillepodcast.com/2010/06/29/adelind-horan-brings-cry-of-the-mountain-to-charlottesville/
Almost every week you can read about a play at Live Arts, or Four County, or the Hamner Theater, or Play On.
Well, this is the story of one play at all four venues.
Adelind Horan, better known as Addie, is making a mini-tour of local theaters with her brand-new one-woman show.
Presented by Whole Theatre, “Cry of the Mountain,” is a documentary play about mountaintop removal in Appalachia. Horan conceived and crafted the work and will perform it every Thursday in July…. [more]
You say, “I like the poster, I wish I had one of my own”?
Well, download it here and print it out and hang it in your favorite coffee house, bar, theatre, NGO, gas station or bagel shoppe.
Then come see the show, and be delighted.
Yesterday our Friend Chris Patrick whipped up a little highlight on his fancy editing machine. Hope you like it.
Production Dates are all set for:
Thursdays in July:
Now we can lock in the poster, press kits and subject matter experts.
Cry of the Mountain:
A documentary play about Mountaintop Removal in Appalachia.
Conceived and performed by Adelind Horan
Coming this July to a theatre near you (a live theatre near you [this is a play])
Oh, and its for a good cause, and since its for a good cause, we are donating at least 30% of all ticket sales to groups working to stop mountaintop removal.
Learn more about mountaintop removal here:
More info about show:
Bring it, brang it, brought it.
24/7 does it again (selling out both shows).
Theme: Forgiveness
Special Inspreation from candie valentine heart sayings (suggested by audience, then pulled from a hat)
by Ben Jones
dir by Marianne Kubik
with Chris Estey, Toshi Thomas, Mary Butcher, Ray Smith
(heart says: treat yourself better)
by Laura Nessler
dir by Al Hoover
with Casey Wagner, Lisa Grant, Clinton Johnson
(heart says: come visit me)
by Scott Dunn
dir by Kate Monaghan
with Chris Baumer, Bonnie Grubbs
(heart says: we are equal)
by Tyrone Cooper
dir by Bill Rough
with Steven Levine, Sam Rabinivitz, Gary White, Cristan Keighly, Mendy St. Ours
(heart says: baseme’ mucho)
by Kristina Weaver
dir by Betsy Tucker
with Alli Boate, Carrie Stuart
(heart says: rawr, rawr, rawr)
by John Owen
dir by Shawnna Pledger
with Joe Brady, Sara Eshelman, Sara Holdren
(heart says: sweet talk)
by Denise Stewart
dir by Bree Luck
with Jenny Mikulski, Christina Ball, Brie Laskey
(heart says: pick me!)
24 Actors:
The Crew:
[ * new to 24/7 in this category. ** 24/7 virgin ]
We have a wonderful line up of playwrights for the next 24/7.
In keeping with our goal of including new, fresh and downright freakin’ great talent, the scribes for Feb 13 are:
7 playwrights
[ * new to 24/7 in this category. ** 24/7 virgin ]
This event will be held at Live Arts, on the downstage, February 13, 2010 at 7:30 and 10pm.