(*) Theatre for Youth: Salzburg Marionette Theatre at Trinity University, November 20,. 2013

(via San Antonio Express-News)

The Salzburg Marionette Theatre is bringing two shows to Trinity University's Laurie Auditorium on Wednesday, November 20, courtesy of the Children's Fine Arts Series. First up is Engelbert Humperdinck's opera “Hansel and Gretel,” which can be seen at 10 a.m.; next is a marionette production of Rodgers and Hammerstein's “The Sound of Music,” which takes place at 7 p.m. Tickets cost $7 for the morning show and $12 for the evening performance.

Visit childrensfineartseries.org to buy tickets online; call 210-340-4060 for information.

Deborah Martin

(*) Profile by Deborah Martin: Chet Walker Directs Pippin at Trinity University

Quick on his feet for 'Pippin'

By Deborah Martin : November 7, 2013

Jonathan Moore, Chet Walker, Alberto Moore (photo: Robin Jerstad, Express-News)

Broadway director and choreographer Chet Walker is all about saying yes.

Would he be willing to come to Serbia to work with autistic kids? Yes. Would he like to come to Tel Aviv to choreograph “The Producers”? Absolutely. How about spending a few weeks at Trinity University as part of the Stieren Arts Enrichment Series, directing and choreographing a student production of “Pippin”? Why not?


The musical, which follows a young man's quest for fulfillment, opens Friday at Trinity.


Directing and choreographing weren't the only tasks Walker fulfilled during his stay here. He also gave a lecture about his career, and saying yes to things was the big take-away from it.


“I told them how (whether) you're coming up, you're coming down, you just don't know where you're going to be,” said Walker, 59. “So you kind of have to be open to anything.”


Saying yes has worked out pretty well for Walker. He started dancing on Broadway when he was a teenager; the original run of “Pippin” was his second professional credit. Most recently, he choreographed the circus-themed revival of “Pippin” on Broadway, a big-buzz show for which he received a Tony nomination and a slew of other awards. (His favorite is the Fred and Adele Astaire Award for Choreography “because that's why you do the things you do, is because of that man.”)



His decision to come to Trinity while “Pippin” is still wowing crowds on Broadway owes something to serendipity. The university's theater department had lined up someone else as part of the Stieren series this fall; when that deal fell apart in May, there was some scrambling to find a replacement.

Click to read full article at MySanAntonio.com

(*) MOSTELLARIA (THE HAUNTED HOUSE) by Plautus, translated and adapted by Thomas E. Jenkins, Overtime Theatre

(Overtime Theatre Center, 1203 Camden Street, San Antonio, 78215 - click for map)

presents

Mostellaria (The Haunted House)

by Plautus
translated and adapted by Thomas E. Jenkins
directed by Kyle Gillette
September 20 - October 19, 2013
Fridays and Saturdays at 8 p.m.
Overtime Theatre, 1203 Camden Street, San Antonio - click for map

Hijinx and horror combine in this fresh adaptation of Plautus' Mostellaria (The Haunted House). Nominated for several Antonius awards in 190 BCE--including best Middle Republic comedy, and Most Promising Debut by an Umbrian Playwright--The Haunted House has received surprisingly few modern productions, probably owing to the death of Latin. But have no fear: Thomas E. Jenkins' moronic new translation precisely captures the idiocy of the original farce, which scrambles masters and slaves, prostitutes and poltergeists on a particularly hectic day in suburban Rome. So head over to the Overtime Theater to catch this local premiere of Plautus' gloriously goofy Mostellaria: it's the best little horror house in Texas.

"Ubertim flevi et copiose risi -- iterumque iterumque spectare volo! Hoc spectaculum melius Felibus est! Quattuor stellae!" -- Gaius Junius Marcellus, The Greater Tuscany Examiner

"Tragedy, then, is an imitation (mimesis) of an action that is serious, complete, and of a certain magnitude. The Haunted House, by contrast, is complete garbage." -- Aristotle, Poetics 267E.

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(*) WHITE, Attic Rep and Aesthetic of Waste at Trinity University, August 18 - September 1, 2013

[performing at Ruth Taylor Fine Arts Bldg, Stieren Theatre, Trinity University, San Antonio]

presents

created in collaboration with the Aesthetic of Waste and the Rep

August 15 – September 1, 2013
Thursday, Friday and Saturday @ 8pm, Sunday @ 2:30pm

White is a theatrical canvas that incorporates into a unique creative artistic moment the innovative and eclectic work of the Aesthetic of Waste, Roberto Prestigiacomo and visual artist Hills Snyder. Visually stunning, edgy, humorous, White intends to introduce to the San Antonio audiences a fantastic theatrical world populated by puppets, shadows, and unforgettable vaudevillian characters as they discover a new world order. (Adult content, not recommended for children)



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(*) Job Posting: Trinity University Box Office Manager, deadline May 1, 2013

 

 

 

 Trinity Theatre Box Office/PR Manager

Trinity University Dept of Human Communication and Theatre
 

POSITION DESCRIPTION: COORDINATOR OF THEATRE ARTS, DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN COMMUNICATION & THEATRE

PART-TIME, ACADEMIC YEAR APPOINTMENT

Responsibilities are primarily to oversee and supervise the front-of-house operations for Trinity Theater season productions. Coordination of publicity and promotion of theatre programs and presentations. Supervision of the Ruth Taylor Theater Box Office. Maintenance of Ruth Taylor Theater Box Office business records and responsibility for cash transactions. Supervision of House Management and Ushers for Trinity Theater productions. Maintaining department website and all electronic correspondence related to advertising department productions, including social media. Training of Box Office work study students, in coordination with Administrative Assistant.

Qualifications: Ability and experience to run Microsoft Word and other programs; Experience in Fine Arts activities, especially theatre productions; Experience in Box Office and House management; Experience in Public Relations and Publicity; Experience in the supervision of personnel; Outgoing and accommodating personality.

Requirements: B.A. (or equivalent) required. M.A. or M.F.A. preferred.

Application Materials: Letter of application; Curriculum vitae or resume; Three letters of reference; Final or up-to-date transcript(s); Samples of any pertinent work

Terms of agreement: Position available August, 2013; Academic-year, part-time appointment as Contract Staff

Submit application to: Human Resources, Trinity University, One Trinity Place, San Antonio TX 78212, or by email: humanresources@trinity.edu Deadline for completed applications, May 1, 2013

For additional information contact Dr. Andrew Hansen, Chair-Department of Human Communication and Theatre at (210) 999-8511.

Location: Trinity University Campus, One Trinity Place, San Antonio, Texas, 78212

Auditions in San Antonio for Hellcab by Will Kern, Attic Rep at Trinity University, March 22 and 23, 2013

HELLCAB AUDITIONS

AtticRep is holding auditions for HELLCAB, Will Kern’s long-running comedy, capturing one day in the life of a hapless cab driver working the mean streets of Chicago. 

We’re looking for four men and three women between the ages of 20 and 50 to play a racially and ethnically diverse range of characters (white, Hispanic, Asian, African-American, middle-eastern); for our cast, we’re specifically seeking an African-American male and female, and a Hispanic male and female. HELLCAB is for mature audiences, featuring strong language and adult situations. Be prepared for cold readings. Monologues are optional

Auditions are at Trinity University’s Attic Theatre, Ruth Taylor Theatre Building, One Trinity Place, San Antonio (click for map) on Friday, March 22, from 7-10 pm and Saturday, March 23, from 1-4 pm. Callbacks will be Sunday, March 24, from 1-4 pm

Please contact AtticRep by emailing auditions@atticrep.org or by calling (210) 999-8524 to reserve an audition time.

(*) THE CRAZY LOCOMOTIVE by Stanislaw Witkiewicz, Trinity University, April 12 - 20, 2013

presents

The Crazy Locomotive

by Stanislaw Witkiewicz

Directed by Kyle Gillette

Trinity University Dept of Human Communication and Theatre

Stanislaw Witkiewicz's 1923 play The Crazy Locomotive both parodies and embodies the artistic movement of futurism as well as Einstein's theory of relativity and the melodramatic conventions of silent film. Set aboard the engine room of a train hurtling toward its destruction, the play features a projected cinematic backdrop of the landscape hurtling by and the large frightening machinery of industrial modernity. As two international criminal masterminds hijack the train, they ponder the meaning of space, time, and modern art, all while driving the train toward unprecedented speeds and losing their minds in the process. Provocative, absurd, and hilarious, Witkiewicz's play asks big questions about the progress of industrial civilization and the fatal course of history.

Location: Trinity University Campus, One Trinity Place, San Antonio, Texas, 78212
Times: April 12-14 and April 17-20, 2013 Friday and Saturday @ 8pm Sunday @ 2:30pm Wednesday & Thursday @ 7pm
Tickets: Adults: $10.00 Seniors: $ 8.00 Students/SATCO: $6.00

For More Information:

Reservations: 999-8515 Information: 999-8511

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(*) La Vengadora De Las Mujeres by Lope de Vega, Cambalache Teatro of Murcia, Trinity University, March 4, 2013 (only)

From Deborah Martin of the San Antonio Express-News, February 26:

Ana Dolores Penalva Luque, Patetes Munt (image: Cambalache Teatro)

Cambalache Teatro — a company based in Murcia, Spain — is touring Texas, and will make an appearance in San Antonio Monday (March 4).

 
The company will perform Lope De vega’s La Vengadora De Las Mujeres, the story about an independent young woman pursued (and largely unimpressed) by a number of men. She comes up with a competition for her hand, asking them to write a book about the virtues of women. What they don’ t know is that she, in disguise as a man, will be amongst the competitors.


The piece will be performed in Spanish at 7 p.m. Monday at the Stieren Theatre at Trinity University. Admission is free; no reservations will be taken. The house will open at 6:30 p.m. and folks will be seated on a first come, first served, basis.

(*) Video Promo by Walley Films: American Buffalo by David Mamet, Attic Rep at Trinity University, San Antonio, December 13 - 20

Posted on Vimeo by Walley films for Attic Rep, San Antonio:

AtticRep: American Buffalo

                                                    from Mark and Angela Walley on Vimeo.

AMERICAN BUFFALO

by David Mamet
directed by Rick Frederick, Interim Managing Director
Roberto Prestigiacomo, Producing Artistic Director
production design by Jeremiah Teutsch
December 13-30, 2012 Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays at 8 p.m., Sundays at 2:30 p.m.
In-Residence in the Attic Theater at Trinity University

In a cluttered, run-down Chicago junk shop, three small-time crooks plot to steal a valuable coin collection. As the heist unravels, the men’s frustration and paranoia intensify. Rick Frederick directs and visual artist Jeremiah Teutsch designs this groundbreaking American play that weaves humor and menace throughout an emotionally charged struggle for identity and dominance.

Single Tickets $25.00 General Admission; $23.00 Seniors, Military, SATCO/ATAC members; Stieren Theater season subscribers, and Trinity Alumni
$10.00 Students with valid ID.

RepPass (3 Tickets) $60.00 Seniors, Military, Students, SATCO/ATAC, Stieren Theater season subscribers; $65.00 General Admission

RepPasses are available for purchase at the Attic Theatre before performances - Learn more at AtticRep.org

(*) Upcoming: Arcadia by Tom Stoppard, Trinity University, San Antonio, February 15 - 23

Trinity University Dept of Human Communication and Theatre

 

 

Arcadia

by Tom Stoppard

In 1809, on an idyllic country estate in Derbyshire, England, a 13-year-old genius and her tutor are about to make history with a brilliant mathematical proof, now lost to history. In the same location, two hundred years later, rival authors-a popular historian and a self-promoting academic-are in a mad, lusty, and hilarious race to uncover that secret. The characters' quests become an obsessive intellectual scavenger hunt, leading to sexual intrigue, shocking discoveries, absurd conclusions, and mortifying misadventures that span and blend both eras. Such is the glorious, topsy-turvy world of Arcadia, described by critics as Tom Stoppard's masterwork.

Cast:

Directed by Stacey Connelly

Location: Trinity University Campus, One Trinity Place, San Antonio, Texas, 78212
Times: February 15-17 and 20-23, 2013 Friday & Saturday @ 8pm Sunday @ 2:30pm Wednesday & Thursday @ 7pm
Tickets: Adults: $10.00 Seniors: $ 8.00 Students & Satco $ 6.00

For More Information:

Reservations: 999-8589 Information: 999-8511

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(*) Upcoming: American Buffalo by David Mamet, Attic Rep at Trinity University, San Antonio, December 13 - 20

presents

American Buffalo
by David Mamet
directed by Rick Frederick
production design by Jeremiah Teutsch

December 13-30, 2012 --Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays at 8 p.m., Sundays at 2:30 p.m.


In a cluttered, run-down Chicago junk shop, three small-time crooks plot to steal a valuable coin collection. As the heist unravels, the men’s frustration and paranoia intensify. 

Rick Frederick directs and visual artist Jeremiah Teutsch designs and contractor Ed Diaz builds this groundbreaking American play that weaves humor and menace throughout an emotionally charged struggle for identity and dominance.

Don't miss this amazing production featuring Cris Boneta, David Connelly and Ross Everett Olsaver!

PURCHASE TICKETS NOW WHILE THEY LAST!

 

 

Single Tickets

$25.00 General Admission
$23.00 Seniors, Military, SATCO/ATAC members, Stieren Theater season subscribers, and Trinity Alumni
$10.00 Students with valid ID.

RepPass (3 Tickets)

$60.00 Seniors, Military, Students, SATCO/ATAC, Stieren Theater season subscribers
$65.00 General Admission
RepPasses are available for purchase at the Attic Theatre before performances

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(*) Video Profile: Attic Rep, Trinity University, San Antonio, with 2012-2013 Season

Distributed by Attic Rep at Trinity University, San Antonio: a vivid and thoughtful video portrait by Mark and Angela Walley including rehearsal scenes, glimpses of performance and comments by Attic Rep principals. Still photography by Siggi Ragnur and music by Jazzher. (4 min.)




AtticRep: Theatre Worth Talking About from Mark & Angela Walley on Vimeo.
 
AtticRep is a professional theatre company in residence at Trinity University in San Antonio. From its inception in 2005, AtticRep has sought to engage the San Antonio community in a dialogue that informs and provokes change. Learn more at http://www.AtticRep.org

2012-2013 Season

AMERICAN BUFFALO by David Mamet

Directed by Rick Frederick

Production design by Jeremiah Teutsch

December 13-30, 2012 Thursday, Friday and Saturday @ 8pm, Sunday @ 2:30pm
In a cluttered, run-down Chicago junk shop, three small-time crooks plot to steal a valuable coin collection. As the heist unravels, the men’s frustration and paranoia intensify. Rick Frederick directs and visual artist Jeremiah Teutsch designs this groundbreaking American play that weaves humor and menace throughout an emotionally charged struggle for identity and dominance.

HELL CAB by Will Kern

Directed by Stacey Connelly

Production design by Andrea Caillouet

May 16-June 2, 2013 Thursday, Friday and Saturday @ 8pm, Sunday @ 2:30pm
Hellcab is a seventy-minute joy ride created through a collection of scenes from a day in the life of a Chicago cabbie. Director Stacey Connelly, playwright Will Kern and visual artist Andrea Caillouet bring a cabbie’s long day’s journey to life. Fares from a dangerous trio of druggies, a piggish mini-capitalist, a benumbed rape victim, a drunken woman on welfare, and a randy couple on the way to a motel are alternately frightening, hilarious and poignant. These sharply etched blackouts and cameos are capped by a stunning and very touching final scene.

Sans Souci Festival of Dance Cinema, San Antonio is AtticRep @ the Pearl

February 22, 23, 24, 2013, Friday, Saturday and Sunday at dusk
The Rep continues to explore the relationship between performance and media with the third annual Sans Souci Festival, an international film festival showcasing the art of dance and performance. This exciting and unique partnership brings international short films to San Antonio, pairing local live video performance with work by artists from around the world, exposing our audiences to a variety of film, video, and performance possibilities continuing the dialogue of what theatre can be. Sans Souci Festival of Dance Cinema started in Boulder Colorado in 2003. Choreographer and filmmaker, Anna Baer-Carrillo initiated collaboration and a partnership with the Rep in 2011. This year we are taking it to The Pearl.

WHITE created by AtticRep in collaboration with the Aesthetic of Waste

Directed by Roberto Prestigiacomo

Production design by Hills Snyder

August 15 – September 1, 2013. Thursday, Friday and Saturday @ 8pm, Sunday @ 2:30pm
White is a theatrical canvas that incorporates into a unique creative artistic moment the innovative and eclectic work of the Aesthetic of Waste, Roberto Prestigiacomo and visual artist Hills Snyder. Visually stunning, edgy, humorous, White intends to introduce to the San Antonio audiences a fantastic theatrical world populated by puppets, shadows, and unforgettable vaudevillian characters as they discover a new world order.

AtticRep is a professional theatre company in residence at Trinity University in San Antonio. From its inception in 2005, AtticRep has sought to engage the San Antonio community in a dialogue that informs and provokes change. Learn more at http://www.AtticRep.org

(*) Upcoming: And the Rain Came to Mayfield by Jason Milligan, Trinity University, November 29 - December 1

Announced by Trinity University:

 

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(*) Upcoming: La Tempesta, adapted from Shakespeare's The Tempest, Trinity University, San Antonio, November 9 - 17

La Tempesta

based on Shakespeare's The Tempest and adapted by Roberto Prestigiacomo

Trinity University Dept of Human Communication and Theatre

Directed by Roberto Prestigiacomo and producted in collaboration with Teatro del Drago, a puppet theatre company founded in 1820 by the Monticelli Family of Revenna, Italy.
Trinity University Campus, One Trinity Place, San Antonio, Texas, 78212
Times: November 9-11 and November 14-17, 2012 Friday and Saturday @8pm Sunday @ 2:30pm Wednesday and Thursday @ 7pm
Tickets: Adults: $10.00 Seniors: $ 8.00 Students/SATCO: $6.00

La Tempesta is an original physical theatre adaptation of Shakespeare's The Tempest. Created by the 2012-13 Stieren Guest Artists Teatro del Drago from Ravenna, Italy, and Roberto Prestigiacomo, La Tempesta re-tells this magical story through the use of puppets, marionettes, and shadow theatre. Borrowing from the Italian tradition of Commedia dell'Arte and the latest European developments of teatro di figura, La Tempesta promises to be entertaining, visually stunning, and a novelty never seen on the stages of San Antonio.

For More Information: Reservations: 999-8589 -- Information: 999-8511 

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Siggi Ragnar's images of A Bright Room Called Day by Tony Kushner, Trinity University, San Antonio, September 28 - October 6

(image: Siggi Ragnar)

A selection of dress rehearsal photos by Siggi Ragnur for

A Bright Room Called Day

by Tony Kuschner

directed by Susanna Morrow

September 28 - October 6

Click for information on tickets and performance dates and times

Stieren Theatre, Trinity University (click for directions)(click for map)

A genre-defying mixture of absurd humor, serious drama, and political thriller, the play examines the nature of evil and the role of the artist as activist. In Weimar Germany, an idealistic group of artists naively assumes they can stop Hitler's juggernaut through art and political action. Ultimately, the friends must choose paths they'll take: resistance, compromise, exile, or compliance.

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(image: Siggi Ragnar)

2012-2013 Theatre Season for Trinity University, San Antonio

For Tickets

Call

210-999-8515

or

Email tutheatre@trinity.edu

General Admission $10

Faculty/ Staff/ Alumni/ Seniors $8

Students $6

Season Passes Available

Trinity University

One Trinity Place,San Antonio, Texas 78212

Upcoming: (*) A Bright Room Called Day by Tony Kushner, Trinity University, San Antonio, September 28 - October 6

  

A Bright Room Called Day

Trinity University Dept of Human Communication and Theatre
Playwright(s): Tony Kushner

Tony Kushner's A Bright Room Called Day is a dark comedy dawning in pre-war Berlin, in the last days of Weimar Germany. An idealistic group of actors, writers, and filmmakers naively assume they can stop Hitler's juggernaut through art and political action. As they slowly realize they are losing to the Nazis-and that their lives are at risk-the friends must choose the paths they'll take: resistance, compromise, exile, or compliance. What choice will mean survival? A genre-defying mixture of absurd humor, serious drama, and political thriller, A Bright Room Called Day examines the nature of evil and the role of the artist as activist.

Cast:

Directed by Susanna Morrow

Location: Trinity University Campus, One Trinity Place, San Antonio, Texas, 78212
Times: September 28-30 and October 3-6, 2012 Friday & Saturday @ 8pm Sunday @ 2:30pm Wednesday & Thursday @ 7pm
Tickets: Adults- $10.00 Seniors-$ 8.00 Students & SATCO- $6.00

For More Information:

Reservations: 999-8589 Information: 999-8511

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Upcoming: (*) 8, THE PLAY, by Dustin Lance Black, Overtime Theatre at Trinity University, August 24

8, THE PLAY, by Dustin Lance Black, Overtime Theatre at Trinity University, August 24


Click for additional information

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Trinity University theatre season, 2012-2013, San Antonio

Information via SATCO (www.satheatre.com):

2012 - 2013 season

in San Antonio

A Bright Room Called Day

by Tony Kushner

directed by Susanna Morrow

September 28-30 and October 3-6, 2012 Friday & Saturday @ 8pm Sunday @ 2:30pm Wednesday & Thursday @ 7pm

Tony Kushner’s A Bright Room Called Day is a dark comedy dawning in pre-war Berlin, in the last days of Weimar Germany. An idealistic group of actors, writers, and filmmakers naively assume they can stop Hitler's juggernaut through art and political action. As they slowly realize they are losing to the Nazis—and that their lives are at risk—the friends must choose the paths they’ll take: resistance, compromise, exile, or compliance. What choice will mean survival? A genre-defying mixture of absurd humor, serious drama, and political thriller, A Bright Room Called Day examines the nature of evil and the role of the artist as activist.


La Tempesta

adapted from Shakespeare by Roberto Prestigiacomo

produced in collaboration with Theatro del Drago, a puppet theatre company founded in 1820 by the Monticelli Family of Revenna, Italy.

November 9-11 and November 14-17, 2012 Friday and Saturday @8pm Sunday @ 2:30pm Wednesday and Thursday @ 7pm

La Tempesta is an original physical theatre adaptation of Shakespeare’s The Tempest. Created by the 2012-13 Stieren Guest, Artist Teatro del Drago, from Ravenna, Italy, and Roberto Prestigiacomo, La Tempesta re-tells this magical story through the use of puppets, marionettes, and shadow theatre. Borrowing from the Italian tradition of commedia dell’arte and the latest European developments of teatro di figura, La Tempesta promises to be entertaining, visually stunning, and a novelty never seen on the stages of San Antonio.

Arcadia

by Tom Stoppard

directed by Stacey Connelly

February 15-17 and 20-23, 2013 Friday & Saturday @ 8pm Sunday @ 2:30pm Wednesday & Thursday @ 7pm

In 1809, on an idyllic country estate in Derbyshire, England, a 13-year-old genius and her tutor are about to make history with a brilliant mathematical proof, now lost to history. In the same location, two hundred years later, rival authors—a popular historian and a self-promoting academic—are in a mad, lusty, and hilarious race to uncover that secret. The characters’ quests become an obsessive intellectual scavenger hunt, leading to sexual intrigue, shocking discoveries, absurd conclusions, and mortifying misadventures that span and blend both eras. Such is the glorious, topsy-turvy world of Arcadia, described by critics as Tom Stoppard’s masterwork.

The Crazy Locomotive

by Stanislaw Witkiewicz

directed by Kyle Gillette

April 12-14 and April 17-20, 2013 Friday and Saturday @ 8pm Sunday @ 2:30pm Wednesday & Thursday @ 7pm

Stanislaw Witkiewicz's 1923 play The Crazy Locomotive both parodies and embodies the artistic movement of futurism as well as Einstein's theory of relativity and the melodramatic conventions of silent film. Set aboard the engine room of a train hurtling toward its destruction, the play features a projected cinematic backdrop of the landscape hurtling by and the large frightening machinery of industrial modernity. As two international criminal masterminds hijack the train, they ponder the meaning of space, time, and modern art, all while driving the train toward unprecedented speeds and losing their minds in the process. Provocative, absurd, and hilarious, Witkiewicz's play asks big questions about the progress of industrial civilization and the fatal course of history.

Video for Upcoming: 8 - The Play by Dustin Lance , Overtime Theatre Company at Trinity University, August 24

The Overtime Theater

presents

8 - the Play

by Dustin Lance Black

at The Stieren Theater, One Trinity Place, Trinity University,San Antonio, TX 78212-7200

August 24, 2012

Performance begins at 8 P.M. $15 tickets. To reserve a ticket, visit www.theovertimetheater.org. All proceeds donated to American Foundation for Equal Rights, the organizational sponsor of the federal lawsuit for marriage equality.

Watch an all star cast from San Antonio’s Theater Community make the case for marriage equality. The Overtime Theater, in association with Trinity University’s Human Communication and Theater Department, presents a staged reading of “8” a new documentary play by Dustin Lance Black about the federal case for marriage equality. Following the performance, stick around for a Q&A with marriage equality advocates to learn more about the fight for equality in the Lonestar State and throughout the United States.

When you use this link to give, we'll know that your support comes from The Overtime Theater.