Photo Flash: A Dead Whale Productions Opens WHERE WE GO TOGETHER OR THE FLASHLIGHT PLAY

A Dead Whale Productions starts off its Season of Mischief with Kevin Michael Wesson's Where We Go Together or The Flashlight Play, directed by Daniella Wheelock. Performances continue this weekend through next, July 26, 2018 through August 4, 2018. All performances of Where We Go Together or The Flashlight Play will be held at Nox Arca Theatre, 4001 N. Ravenswood Ave #405. More information about the show, tickets, and A Dead Whale can be found online at www.adeadwhaleproductions.com/where-we-go-together.

Where We Go Together or the Flashlight Play stars Christina Jones, Ryan Jendrycki, and Marc Prince in their A Dead Whale debuts as three rebellious thespians who eagerly break into a dark theatre to reclaim their voices and share their stories... even if they aren't sure where or how to start... or if they've brought enough batteries for their flashlights. The production is directed and sound designed by Daniella Wheelock with production design by Dane Eissler and Sara Mitchell, and company member Devin Sanclemente joins as production assistant. Remaining performances of Where We Go Together or The Flashlight Play are July 26-28, and August 2-4 at 7:30pm.

About the Playwright

Kevin Michael Wesson is a playwright and puppeteer based in Chicago. Original from Tampa, FL, he received a B.A. in Theatre Arts from the University of South Florida and a minor in Creative Writing. His plays have been read and performed in Atlanta, GA; Chicago, IL; Charleston, NC; Columbus, OH; New York City, NY; Pittsburgh, PA; Tampa/St. Petersburg, FL; and Dubai, UAE. Currently, he is an artistic associate of the Chicago-based puppet theatre company, Rough House Theater.

About the Director

Daniella Wheelock is a Chicago transplant originally from San Diego, California. She holds a degree in Directing from the Conservatory for Theatre Arts at Webster University, and recently completed the Directing Emerging Professional Residency at Milwaukee Repertory Theatre. Recent assistant directing credits include: You Got Older (Steppenwolf Theatre Company); Fifty Shades of Shakespeare ((re)discover theatre); Mr. Burns, a post-electric play (Luminous Theatre Company). Recent directing credits include: The Fault of Falling (San Diego Fringe); Life, Goat, and Sonder: A Devised Piece (Milwaukee Repertory Theatre); Mr. Burns, a post-electric play (Conservatory for Theatre Arts at Webster University).

Photo Credit: Alex Perez Productions.

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