365 DAYS/365 PLAYS, Week #36 presented by Woolly Mammoth July 20, 2007

Performed for FREE at 5:30pm and 7:30pm in the Woolly Mammoth lobby during the Capital Fringe Festival. Running time: approx 30 minutes

Directed by Sarah Denhardt
Featuring actors from the 2006-07 and upcoming 2007-08 season including Woolly company members
Kimberly Gilbert and Michael Willis with Jessica Dutton, Kathryn Falcone, James J. Johnson, Tony Nam, Jenna Sokolowski & Abby Wood

Play titles include:
A Play about a Uniform
The Plane on the Runway at 6a.m.
A Play for the Writer Carol Shields
A Play for Barry White
Welcome to Nashville
As Idi Amin Lies in a Coma in Saudi Arabia
Mothers and Daughters and Fathers and Sons

ABOUT 365:
In November 2002, Pulitzer prize-winning playwright SUZAN-LORI PARKS (Topdog/Underdog, In the Blood, The America Play) sat down and committed to writing a play a day for the next 365 days. The world premiere of this play cycle will be performed as a yearlong national festival simultaneously in 14 major cities and communities around the country by over 600 theatres in the largest theatre collaboration in U.S. History.

Throughout the year, each participating organization will be assigned one week of seven plays which range in length from 1-5 pages. They will present their seven pieces however they wish, bringing their own aesthetic and mission to the work, thereby creating a unified but incredibly diverse play cycle. The plays may be produced in any way the organization sees fit: as a full production, a staged reading, or a pre-show lobby event before a regularly scheduled production. One of the seven plays may be done every day for a week, or they can all be combined into one single event.