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Playwright, Robert Caisley of Moscow, Idaho, the author of 6th Street Playhouse's current West Coast Premiere of "Kite's Book: Tales of an 18th Century Hitman," will be in Santa Rosa to attend final performances of his swashbuckling play about crime and justice. Caisley will also participate in two special events at the theater focusing on the themes of the play.
On Saturday, Oct. 22, Caisley presents a "Know-The-Show" pre-performance discussion of the play's themes, his inspirations for writing the piece and some personal history on the play's subsequent productions and how they have been important to him as a playwright and artist. The pre-show discussion will begin promptly at 7 p.m., followed by the performance at 8 p.m. On Sunday, Oct. 23, 6th Street Playhouse Artistic Director, Craig Miller, will facilitate a more in-depth post-show, symposium style talk back with Caisley and the entire cast and crew of "Kite's Book" for audience members who would like to stay after final curtain of the 2 p.m. Oct. 23 matinee performance.
"We hope Santa Rosa theater-goers will join us for these exciting opportunities to discuss this wonderful play and celebrate the playwright's work," said Craig Miller, 6th Street Playhouse Artistic Director and director of "Kite's Book." For tickets or more information call 707-523-4185 or visit www.6thstreetplayhouse.com"Kite's Book: Tales of an 18th Century Hitman" By Robert Caisley Set in London in the 1750s, "Kite's Book: Tales of an 18th Century Hitman" is a sword-slinging, pistol-dueling, maiden-saving, jolly good time - with a fervent and poignant examination of the many variations on, and the disparities within, the human ideal that "Justice must be served!" Directed by Craig A. Miller Fight Choreography by Marty PistoneWHEN: Through Oct. 23, 2011 LOCATION: 6th Street Playhouse, GK Hardt Theatre 52 West 6th Street Santa Rosa, Calif. 95401 TICKETS: $15 to $32 PHONE: 707-523-4185 Order tickets by telephone, online or purchase at the door. Reservations recommended.