Street Corner Arts to Present THE NORTH PLAN, 12/6-21
The North Plan is Street Corner Arts' return to the fast-paced, politically-charged world of Jason Wells, writer of their 2011 hit, Men of Tortuga. This pitch-black comedy will have its regional premiere at Hyde Park Theatre (511 W. 43rd St.) in Austin, Texas from December 6 to December 21, 2013.
The North Plan tells the story of Carlton Berg (Rommel Sulit), a bureaucrat for the U.S. State Department, who runs off with the top secret enemies list of a ruthless faction that has seized power in Washington creating a state of martial law. Unfortunately for Carlton, the chase has come to an end in a police station in the Ozarks town of Lodus, Missouri. With a pair of Department of Homeland Security agents on the way, Carlton's last hope arrives in the form of fellow prisoner Tanya Shepke (Indigo Rael), a motor-mouthed redneck who's turned herself in for drunk driving and has a penchant for raising hell.
The revolution will not be televised but it will have a soundtrack: Lynyrd Skynyrd. And it starts right now!
Where: Hyde Park Theatre
December 6th (opening party) thru December 21st
When: 8pm all shows
Tickets / Info: $20; $15 students/educators
Starring: Indigo Rael (Tanya Shepke)
Kristen Bennett (Shonda Cox)
Rommel Sulit (Carlton Berg)
Garry Peters (Chief Swenson)
Joe Penrod (Dale Pittman)
Directed by A. Skola Summers
AD: Hannah Barfoot
Set Design: Dynamnic Duo - Patrick and Holly Crowley
Stage Manager: Jonathan Urso
Lighting Design: Street Corner Arts and David Higgins
Sound Design: Benjamin Summers & Elizabeth Mason
Fight Choreography
and Stage Weapons: Travis Dean
Poster Design: Carol Gunn / Gunn Graphics
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