Photo Flash: First Look at Deaf West's THE SOLID LIFE OF SUGAR WATER
Candid, uninhibited and visceral. A Deaf couple's relationship is revealed through their lovemaking in a startlingly intimate portrait of a marriage - made even more intense by Deaf West Theatre's signature performance style combining American Sign Language with spoken English. Deaf West Theatre presents the American premiere of The Solid Life of Sugar Water by Tony Award-winning playwright Jack Thorne(Harry Potter and the Cursed Child). Randee Trabitz directs for a Sept. 12 opening at Inner-City Arts in downtown L.A., where performances will continue through Oct 13. Previews take place Sept. 5 through Sept. 8.
Sandra Mae Frank, who starred as Wendla in all three Deaf West productions of Spring Awakening - at Inner-City Arts, at the Wallis and on Broadway - plays Alice, alongside Tad Cooley's Phil. Natalie Camunas and Nick Apostolina voice their most private thoughts.Photo Credit: Brandon Simmoneau
Sandra Mae Frank and Tad Cooley
Sandra Mae Frank and Tad Cooley
Sandra Mae Frank and Tad Cooley
Sandra Mae Frank and Tad Cooley
Sandra Mae Frank, Natalie Camunas, Nick Apostolina and Tad Cooley
Sandra Mae Frank, Natalie Camunas, Nick Apostolina and Tad Cooley
Sandra Mae Frank, Natalie Camunas, Nick Apostolina
Natalie Camunas, Sandra Mae Frank, Tad Cooley
Sandra Mae Frank and Tad Cooley
Sandra Mae Frank and Tad Cooley
Nick Apostolina, Sandra Mae Frank, Tad Cooley
Nick Apostolina, Natalie Camunas, Sandra Mae Frank and Tad Cooley
Sandra Mae Frank and Tad Cooley
Natalie Camunas, Sandra Mae Frank, Tad Cooley
Sandra Mae Frank and Tad Cooley
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