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FronteraFest 2010: Wednesday January 13th
January 13, 2010
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Wed. Jan. 13
Allison Orr Block – Packing Memories by Allison Orr Block
Two unsuspecting movers are confronted with the antics of an elderly woman as she rebels against her daughter's plans to place her in assisted living. Directed by Wendy Bable.
Meg Haley (ASW Commission) – Whistle by Meg Haley
Whistle explores freedom, choice, imagination, the past and the future via dialogue and silences. The audience is thrust into Gigi and Ben’s relationship, and how these elements have pushed them together. Just when it looks as though Gigi’s losses and gains may bring it all to an end . . .
Ben Prager –Things in Life by Ben Prager
Three time Best-of-Fest winner Ben Prager performs comic monologues that portray with unblinking realism “ordinary” Americans, excerpted from his Long Fringe show. In 2009, Things in Life was nominated for three Austin Critics Table Awards. Directed by Wynne West.
City on a Hill? Productions – We Are All Volunteers by John M. Meyer
A collage of wartime scenes from the Long Fringe piece titled American Volunteers.
Kyle John Schmidt –Saint Matilde’s Malady by Kyle John Schmidt
A swashbuckling new play about rage, love, and other sexually transmitted diseases. Directed by Elizabeth C. Lay
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