sUBVERsIVE sHORTs November 3, 2005

"sUBVERsIVE sHORTs" plays Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays at 8pm November 3rd-19th. No performance Fri, Nov 11th. Doors open at 7:30pm. Seating on a first come, first serve basis.

Admission: free (donations welcome!)

Over the last few years there has been a tidal wave of new plays written -- all across America -- that speak out against the Patriot Act, the War on Terror, the decimation of civil rights, and all the other atrocities of the Bush regime. With so much coming out all out once, it's next to impossible to stay on top of it all.
That's why we decided to produce "sUBVERsIVE sHORTs" -- to give audiences a chance to sample some of the many new examples of protest theatre emerging from the West Coast, East Coast, and Midwest.
"sUBVERsIVE sHORTs" is a nightly performance of five different vignettes: "PATRIOT ACT" by Charles A. Duncombe of the City Garage Theatre of Santa Monica, CA, "HAS THE WHOLE WORLD GONE CRAZY?" by Elizabeth Emmons of the Blue Box Theatre of New York City, "REDUNDANCY" by Minneapolis poet/playwright Mark Nowak, "LINDSAY" by Bostonian Monica Raymond, and "GEORGE" by poet/playwright Michael Fanelli from right here in Buffalo.
This production features the acting talents of Peter Jaskowiak, Diane M. Cammarata, Joe Weins, Theresa Baker*, Jamie Todd Hamilton*, Sarah Orloff*, Donald Gallo, Jeanine Giffear, Joy Scime, and others.
We hope you'll join us for this rare opportunity to taste from the vast smorgasbord of modern day American protest theatre!