American Sign Language Performance of Ruth Margraff's ANGER/FLY Set for Tonight, 6/22
American Sign Language (ASL) interpreters will translate Trap Door Theatre's critically acclaimed production of ANGER/FLY tonight, June 22. The ASL interpretation of ANGER/FLY is part of Trap Door Theatre's continuing commitment to making a top-flight theatre experience accessible to a wide range of audiences.
Inspired by an eight-page film scenario written by Eugene Ionesco, ANGER/FLY deconstructs and expands the story of a perfect little town that erupts in a violent riot set off when all the husbands simultaneously find flies in their soup.
This program is partially supported by an Artist Project grant from the Illinois Arts Council, a state agency.
Set Designer Mike Mroch / Lighting Designer Richard Norwood / Costume Designer Tonette Navarro / Makeup Designer Zsofia Otvos / Video & Graphic Designer Michal Janicki / Sound Designer Mikey Moran / Choreographer Lyndsay Rose Kane / Fight Choreographer Mathias Maloff / Musical Director & Arranger Nicholas Tonozzi / Incidental Music Composer Nikos Brisco / Stage Manager Anna Badenoch Eisenbraun / Assistant Stage Manager Skye Fort / Production Manager Allison Raynes / Recording EngineerRobert Eisenbraun
Cast member Tiffany Bedwell is a child of deaf parents.
Patrons who wish to be seated in the sign-interpreted section should call the Box Office Voicemail line at 773.784.0494 or e-mail tiffanybedwell@gmail.com to reserve your tickets. Use the promotion code "access" to receive $5 off admission.
The full run of the show is Thursday May 24, 2012 at 8 PM to Saturday June 30, 2012 at 8 PM, playing Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays at 8 PM. Admission is $20, with two for one admission on Thursdays; $25 on Saturdays. Performances take place at TRAP DOOR THEATRE, 1655 W. Cortland Ave., Chicago, IL 60622. Info/Reservations: (773) 384-0494; tiffanybedwell@gmail.com.
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