Gemini CollisionWorks Presents THE COLLISIONWORKS 2011: At The Ends
By: Gabrielle Sierra Aug. 12, 2011
Gemini CollisionWorks presents THE COLLISIONWORKS 2011: At The Ends 3 Plays in Repertory from August 11 - 28, 2011
This year's collection of shows from Gemini CollisionWorks, The Collisionworks 2011: At The Ends (aka 3 Terminal Plays or 3 Ultimate Plays), focuses on finality, mortality, and the conclusion of all things, with the caveat that all endings bring the possibility of new beginnings.ObJectsObJects attempts to meld Heartbreak House with Brazil by way of a David Cronenberg gene splicer, presenting the horrific end of the USA as a matter of no great importance to those who cause it, as class will always have its privileges, including the ability to escape the evil it sows.written, directed and designed by Ian W. Hill
assisted by Berit Johnson
performed by George Bronos, Josephine Cashman*, Samantha Erenberger, Saara Falk, Arthur Griffith, Cara Moretto, Nicholas Miles Newton, Leila Okafor, Justin Plowman, Jack Schaub, Rokia L. Shearin, Joy Song, and Anna Stefanic
*Appearing courtesy of Actors' Equity Association
Fri 8/12 at 8pm
Sat 8/13 at 3pm
Thu 8/18 at 8pm
Sat 8/20 at 3pm
Sun 8/21 at 8pm
Fri 8/26 at 8pm
Sat 8/27 at 3pm
Sun/28 at 8pm Antrobus
(performed on a double-bill with Gone)
At the end of the world, or soon after, or soon before, as the ice rises and the food grows scarce, the six members of a "family" that has banded together for survival begin to turn on each other as the years of hardship, cabin fever, and resentment catch up with them, and neither the old or young members of the family are sure what to do next: stay still and avoid risk, or move forward and search for other people and ways of living in a changed world. The one thing they have to hold onto are the pages of a thick history book, telling the story of how the world came apart, which mysteriously comes apart itself every night and must be ritually restored, every single day
assisted by Berit Johnson
Antrobus performed by David Arthur Bachrach*, Michael McKim*, Patrice Miller, Victoria Miller, William Webber, and Bill Weeden*
*Appearing courtesy of Actors' Equity AssociationSun 8/14 at 3pm
Sat 8/13 at 8pm
Sun 8/14 at 3pm
Sun 8/14 at 8pm
Fri 8/19 at 8pm
Sat 8/20 at 8pm
Sun 8/21 at 3pm
Thu 8/25 at 8pm
Sat 8/27 at 8pm
Sun 8/28 at 3pmGone
(performed on a double bill with Antrobus)
At the end of a life, two dear old friends sit at a cafe table and reminisce. One of them will not be leaving. But before that, and before, during and after night falls, they will share, argue, debate, and discuss the details of their shared and separate lives, in a form of the English language that is nearly unrecognizable, made of almost nothing but portmanteau words and echoes of familiar sounds. These sounds may become understandable and meaningful, if you really listen to them. But be careful how close you listen, as the pain is never far away. written, directed and designed by Ian W. Hill
assisted by Berit Johnson
Antrobus performed by Ivanna Cullinan* and Alyssa Simon*
*Appearing courtesy of Actors' Equity AssociationSun 8/14 at 3pm
Sat 8/13 at 8pm
Sun 8/14 at 3pm
Sun 8/14 at 8pm
Fri 8/19 at 8pm
Sat 8/20 at 8pm
Sun 8/21 at 3pm
Thu 8/25 at 8pm
Sat 8/27 at 8pm
Sun 8/28 at 3pmRed Cloud Rising Extended!Weekends by appointment only. Selling tickets through September and selling out fast! www.bricktheater.com for more!
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