Kali Quinn's Overture to a Thursday Morning Held at Sandglass 4/28-5/1

By: Apr. 20, 2011
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Overture to a Thursday Morning held at Sandglass Theater April 28-May 1

Tickets are $15 and may be purchased at
brownpaperickets.com <http://brownpaperickets.com>
by calling 800.838.3006, or at the door 45 minutes before each performance And if you bring your mom, she gets in free (just use the code "mom."!

The performance runs one hour, and will include an optional talkback.

Virtuosic performer Kali Quinn will perform her newest solo performance. Overture to a Thursday Morning is a suspenseful and inspiring journey that questions the will to go on and who to take with you. The play tours to Vermont after a successful run in NYC and Rochester:

"Kali brings her customary grace, whimsy and beautifully calibrated performance skills to a piece that is funny, moving, and filled with the delight of performance, storytelling, and memory."
- Nigel Maister, Artistic Director of University of Rochester Int'l Theatre Program

Quinn plays Lila, a character who smokes, listens to Talking Heads and wants to be a violin rock star, but unwanted discoveries push her toward the secret truth about her own birth. A clash of 1950's nostalgia, visual poetry, and contemporary angst are all explored through real-time musical composition, physical tragic comedy, and common household objects. Quinn invites you:

"It's amazing how much we all don't know about our own births and mother/daughter relationships are like nothing else. Please come see the performance to share in, ponder, and celebrate these things. Bring your mom for an early Mother's Day!"

Locally, Quinn has worked with New England Center for Circus Arts, Vermont Academy, The Bellows Falls Opera House, The Putney School Summer Programs, New England Youth Theatre, and at Williams College:

"Extraordinary skill and imagination... deeply affecting." - Berkshire Review for the Arts

Quinn has as performed in Guatemala, Brazil and throughout the United States. She currently works at the University of Rochester, serves on the Board of the Network of Ensemble Theaters, and works as the Program and Marketing Coordinator for Accademia Dell'Arte <http://www.dell-arte.org/> in Arezzo, Italy.

If you miss it in Vermont, you'll have another chance: Overture to a Thursday Morning will play July 22-24 at the Ko Festival of Performance in Amherst, MA and Quinn will also teach a workshop (July 11-16) in Mask, Movement, & Mayhem.

At Sandglass Theater, Overture to a Thursday Morning runs April 28, 29, 30 at 8pm and then Sunday, May 1 at 2pm. The Sunday matinee will be a benefit performance for Making the Most of I, a local organization offering women support, education and resources for making healthy changes in their lives. As part of Sunday's performance, there will be a special multi-generational talkback regarding the evolution of birthing with local community members.

Tickets are $15 and may be purchased at brownpaperickets.com <http://brownpaperickets.com> , by calling 800.838.3006, or at the door 45 minutes before each performance. And if you bring your mom, she gets in free (just use the code "mom."! The performance runs one hour, and will include an optional talkback.



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