365 Days/365 Plays
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365 Days/365 Plays
SIS Participates in Largest Theatre Collaboration in History
SIS Productions has been invited to participate in 365 Days/365 Plays by Suzan-Lori Parks.
Come see some of your favorite SIS actors the week of February 5-11, 2007 and at the monthly festival on March 5, 2007. All performances are FREE! See
below for times and locations. Visit www.365seattle.com for more information.
SIS Schedule and locations:
Monday, 2/5/07 at 6:45pm
Hail & Farewell
Seattle Repertory Theatre Entranceway
155 Mercer Street at the Seattle Center, Seattle, WA 98109
Directed by: Dawn Box
Performed by: Gordon Hendrickson, Toni Rose, Patrick Scott and Anjelica Wolf
Tuesday, 2/6/07 at 6:45pm
Worms
Lakeview Cemetery at Volunteer Park
15th Avenue East and Galer Street on Capitol Hill, Seattle, WA 98112
Directed by: Miko Premo
Performed by: Jose Abaoag, Leilani Berinobis, Travis Myers and Miko Premo
Wednesday, 2/7/07 at 6:45pm
The Lakeshore Limited
In front of Union Street Station
5th Avenue South & South Jackson Street in the International District,
Seattle WA 98104
Directed by: Miko Premo
Performed by: Jose Abaoag, Leilani Berinobis, Lorna Chin, Rachel
Foote, Kathy Hsieh, Andy Justus, Travis Myers, Viet Nguyen, Toni Rose and Roger Tang
Thursday, 2/8/07 at 6:45pm
Orange
Seattle Center House
Seattle Center, Seattle WA 98109
Directed by: Dawn Box
Performed by: Gordon Hendrickson and Patrick Scott
Friday, 2/9/07 at 6:45pm
The Original Motherf***er
Kreielsheimer Promenade at McCaw Hall
Mercer Ave N, between 3rd Avenue N & 4th Avenue N, Seattle WA 98109
Directed by: Daniel Arreola
Performed by: Gordon Hendrickson and Deborah Rasinski
Saturday, 2/10/07 at 1pm
Father Comes Home From the Wars (Part 2)
Prima Vera Arts Center, 112 5th Avenue N, 2nd Floor
North of Denny between 5th Avenue North & Taylor Avenue North
Directed by: Miko Premo
Performed by: Jose Abaoag, Leilani Berinobis, Kathy Hsieh, Andy Justus, Kelly
Ogilvie, and Toni Rose
Sunday, 2/11/07 at 1pm
The River Runs Through Elizabeth Town, New Jersey
Greenlake, behind the Bathhouse Theatre
7312 W. Greenlake Dr. N., Seattle WA 98103
Directed by: Gordon Hendrickson
Performed by: Morrie Hendrickson, David Hsieh, TJ Langley and Maggie Lee
Monday, 3/5/07 at 7pm
Encore performances for the entire month of February
Check www.365seattle.org for location
Directed by: Daniel Arreola, Dawn Box, Gordon Hendrickson and Miko Premo
Performed by: Jose Abaoag, Leilani Berinobis, Lorna Chin, Rachel Foote, Gordon Hendrickson, Morrie Hendrickson, David Hsieh, Kathy Hsieh, Andy Justus, TJ Langley, Maggie Lee, Miko Premo, Travis Myers, Viet Nguyen, Deborah Rasinski, Toni Rose, Patrick Scott, and Roger Tang
In November 2002, the Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Suzan-Lori Parks made a personal commitment to write a play a day for a year. On November 13, 2002 she began a cycle of 365 brilliant, inventive, and brief pieces, each a titled, complete play, ranging in length from three lines to three pages. Funny, edgy, absurd, and serious in equal measure, many are stand-alone plays; others are part of play-chains woven throughout the cycle. Thematically, the cycle explores (and even expands) the wide range of political and cultural themes found in her full-length work. From the disintegration of the nuclear family to the African-American experience to the mythology of the American Dream, her body of work forms a powerful critique of how Americans talk and think about themselves as individuals, and as a nation.
Through a 365 National Festival, the project will be produced simultaneously in Atlanta, Chicago, Denver, Los Angeles, New York, San Francisco and other communities throughout the United States, in what marks the largest theater collaboration in history.