Brava's 'Me, Myself, And I Series' Continues Through 12/3

The Me, Myself, & I Series featuring D'Lo, Jeanne Haynes, Rachel Parker, and Anthem Salgado runs through December 3, 2009

Complimentary Tickets are available for tonight's performance 11/24, 7pm and Sunday's performance 11/29, 3pm ONLY Just print this email and bring it to the Box Office for a complimentary ticket!

Minor D'Tales
Written and Performed by D'Lo, Directed by Adelina Anthony
A series of excerpts from larger works-in-progress which include story-telling and character monologues will inspire you to know more. Although known for mostly comedic work, D'Lo is honored to also share work that reflects D'Lo's latest ventures in the many writing and performance realms of dramatic theater. D'Lo will be featured opening weekend.
Performance Dates: November 19, 20, 21, 22, 2009.

The Stove is White- Crossing the Racial Divide
Written and Performed by Jeanne Haynes, Directed by Raelle Myrick-Hodges
With the turbulent civil rights era as background, Haynes portrays a cast of unforgettable characters who touched her life including entertainers in New York City, her news editor in the Jim Crow South, rioters in San Francisco and her earnest young step-daughter who, when Haynes becomes the only White person in their large Black family, offers the comforting observation, "But the stove is white!" November 19, 22*, 23, 29* December 1, 3

On the Rocks
Written and Performed by Rachel Parker, Directed by Matthew Graham Smith
A woman's journey through her life as seen through the most iconic of American holiday rituals-Christmas. Rachel explores the darkly comic threads of her past, digging through the seasonal escapades she survived with her erratic, loving but altogether eccentric and conflicted mother including: a divorce, a wedding, a divorce, another wedding, rot gut wine and tenuously brittle and fragile love. Performances: November 20, 22*, 23, 24, 29* December 1, 3, 2009

Bare Knuckle
Written and Performed by Anthem Salgado, Directed by Evren Odcikin
A warrior's greatest untapped power may reside in his surrender. In this ‘mixtape' of text and movement, one man dreams himself a fighter and sets off on a mystical journey from the subculture of New York City nightlife to the sun-baked jungle of the Philippines to pursue the meaning of his vision. Performance Dates: November 21, 22, 23,24, 29* and Dec 1, 3, 2009.

San Francisco / Bay Area Awards - Live Stats

Best Musical - Top 3

1. URINETOWN (Ghostlight Theatre Ensemble)

17% of votes

2. THE DAY THE SKY TURNED ORANGE (San Francisco Bay Area Theatre Company / Z Space)

9% of votes

3. SWEENEY TODD (Cabrillo Stage)

8.6% of votes

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