Dixon Place Presents OUTRAGE, For One Night Event

A brand new one man show about the state of our trouble nation comes this spring to Dixon Place for a one night only event. Inspired by and adapted from real life internet commentary revolving around the 2016 U.S. Election, Outrage is a one man show challenging a severely polarized America to listen more closely. The trolling, cyber bullying, and name calling we engage in on a daily basis takes center stage in this brutally honest portrayal of our national turmoil. Originally presented in Dixon Place's Lounge space in March 2018, this workshop production continues its development for a one night event on the Dixon Place mainstage.

Performances: Saturday, March 16th, 2019 @ 10:00 PM

Tickets ($15 advance tickets, $18 tickets at the door): https://web.ovationtix.com/trs/pe/10382567

Dixon Place is located at 161A Chrystie Street, between Rivington and Delancey. It is near the following subway stops: the F to 2nd Ave, the M to Essex, the J and Z to Bowery, the B and D to Grand, and the 6 to Spring.

BLAKE WILLIAMS (Performer/Adapter) Select New York credits: Giant Killer Slugs! (Pipeline Theater Company), The Importance of Being Earnest (The Instigators). Staged Readings: The Belle's Stratagem (The Pearl Theater Company). Regional Credits: Hamlet (Allentown Shakespeare), Romeo and Juliet (Long Island Theater Collective). Film: Trolloween. Web: MTV: Decoded. Blake also appeared in playwright Debbie Tucker Green's recent multimedia play ear for eye at The Royal Court Theatre in London, U.K. www.actorblakewilliams.com

ROB BENSON (Director) U.K. Theatre highlights: Borderline, his one man show (Edinburgh Fringe). Regionally in the U.K.: Richard III (Theatre Raconteurs), Brave (Bristol Old Vic), and Macbeth (Oxford Shakespeare Company). U.S. Theatre: In Your Image (59E59 Theaters), The Minervae directed by Steve Kaliski, Empty House (NYC Fringe), and Within The Law (Metropolitan Playhouse). Original works: The Snow Queen (University Settlement Residency), and Dead Shot Mary, which has been produced in NYC, Upstate NY, and Wisconsin.

FRANK DANKO (TD/Lighting&Sound) is a NY based Theatre Professional working as a Lighting Manufacturer's Rep and Design Consultant throughout NY/NJ. Frank is the Resident LD and Company Manager for the Long Island Theatre Collective, which was established in 2014. As a Teaching Artist at Hempstead High School since 2009, he has taught technical theatre to dozens of underprivileged children and since 2010, sits on the Executive Board of the New York State Theatre Education Association.

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