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Pyro: How to Blow Up a Life at Chance Theater
Dates: 4/2/2025
📍 Theatre: Chance Theater
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Chance Theater presents a staged reading of Khanisha Foster's new play, Pyro: How to Blow Up a Life. The story follows Helen, portrayed by Tristan Cunningham, who, on the eve of her 40th birthday, confronts her husband's infidelity. In a quest for self-discovery, Helen embarks on a provocative journey that challenges her previous identity, blending humor and heartbreak. Directed by Sasha Nicolle Smith, this one-night event is part of the theater's On The Radar series, aimed at showcasing innovative new works.
Cast and Creative Team for Pyro: How to Blow Up a Life at Chance Theater
Cast
Tristan Cunningham
Helen
Kathleen Littlefield
Pyro 1
Josh Schell
Pyro 2
Creative Team
Khanisha Foster
Playwright
Sasha Nicolle Smith
Director
Shinshin Yuder Tsai
Producing Associate
News About Pyro: How to Blow Up a Life at Chance Theater
Chance Theater to Present 2025 On The Radar New Play Reading Series
January 03, 2025 Chance Theater will present its 2025 On The Radar New Play Reading Series, showcasing an exciting lineup of new works by emerging and celebrated playwrights. Learn more.About the Theatre
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