Monday, October 21, 2013

Video for upcoming: INNOCENT WHEN YOU DREAM, Zeb L. West at the Salvage Vanguard, October 25 and 26, 2013





Zeb L. West is back in Austin for two nights only after touring California and Canada with his one-man presentation as Jonah, Don Quixote and Captain Ahab. Kickstarter supporters and everyone else, here's you chance to see him in action. Two nights only!
Innocent When You Dream Zeb L. West Salvage Vanguard Austin TX

Innocent When You Dream

by Zeb L. West
presented by Trouble Puppet Theater Co. in an intimate studio venue
October 25 and 26, 2013
Salvage Vanguard Theatre, 2803 Manor Rd., 8 p.m.
Tickets available via
brown paper tickets




This play takes place inside the belly of a whale! Jonah has been swallowed and driven mad by having only two books to read - Don Quixote and Moby-Dick. This solo adventure uses puppets, masks, animated projections, physical comedy, and sea shanties to smash two literary epics into an hour of shameless antics!

It's about that rock bottom moment after a tragedy (in this case, Jonah's broken heart) when you decide how you're going to think and how you're going to treat yourself.

About the Artist: Zeb West is a writer, performer, and director currently living in Austin. He is a member of Austin's Trouble Puppet Theater Company and Brooklyn's Alphabet Arts. Recent work includes co-directing and co-writing Physical Plant Theater's play "Adam Sultan." Bottled In Bond, which Zeb co-wrote and starred in with Physical Plant Theater, won an Austin Critic's Table Award for Best Theatrical Event of 2012. 



Zeb graduated from The Dell'Arte School of Physical Theater in Northern California. In the past 15 years, Zeb has worked in San Francisco, New York, Philadelphia, and Austin and has toured across Canada, performing with masks and puppets.

""A strange and disarmingly delightful mashup using puppetry, songs, and some appropriately goofy, often ingenious props . . . the play keeps smiles on everyone's faces throughout."    The Visitorium

"West is an engaging performer with a creative, honest and cleverly metaphoric story about being in love with someone who used to love you back. West's heart is so epically broken and the wounds so fresh you can't look away. The pain inspires a ukulele song at the end, which is unquotable but brutally funny."    The StarPhoenix Saskatoon

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