UPDATED! BWW Exclusive: ONE WORD REVOLUTION To Be Live Broadcast From OhLook Performing Arts Center This Sunday
NOTE: The 3/12/17 performance of Kelly Schaaf's ONE WORD REVOLUTION is available to view on the "video" tab of BroadwayWorld Dallas & Fort Worth's Facebook page.
ONE WORD REVOLUTION tells the story of a fictional world in which government-mandated concentration camps have stood for two decades. The camps hold immigrants of the same heritage, whose extremists have committed terrorism throughout the country.
Evelyn, a young woman who has never known life outside the camps, sends a letter over the walls. Her letter is found by a soldier named Riley, who has been doubting his role in the existence of the camps. Fueled by a growing curiosity for each other, they begin a dangerous correspondence that culminates in the destruction of the camp.The cast of ONE WORD REVOLUTION includes Everett Bichara as RILEY, Marissa Pyron as EVELYN, Sergio Antonio Garcia as JOAQUIN, Jordan Justice as THE CAPTAIN, Amanda Thompson as MOYRA, Ellen Eberhardt as NANA, Chris Kocian as SHANE, Cayley Nicole Smith as BENNING, Kelly Marie Schaaf as SHOMARI, Jamall Houston as GRANT, Josh Hepola as PRESIDENT GARCIA, and Rhonda Durant, Carlos Ayala, Josh Hepola, Sarah Roberts, Pallas Lam, Eduardo Vilda, Amanda Thompson, Sydnee Lasseigne, Derril Lasseigne, Sara Massoudi, Jason Solis and Beth Lipton as SOLDIERS and PRISONERS.
The show is directed by Kelly Schaaf, who wrote the book, music, and lyrics. Marilyn Setu serves as assistant director and costumer, and choreography is by Ms. Schaaf and Ms. Setu. Scenery is designed by Greg Rogers, with lighting by Jill Lord. Adam Kullman serves as fight choreographer, and Braiden Fisher and Derril Lasseigne complete the creative team as stage manager and assistant stage manager, respectively.
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