Stray Cat Theatre Unveils Steve Yockey's WOLVES World Premiere, 11/30
Stray Cat Theatre presents the world premiere of WOLVES, written by Steve Yockey and directed by Ron May.
Thanks in part to support from the National New Play Network, you can say you saw it at Stray Cat first. From the writer of the crazy-trippy-cool Octopus a few seasons back comes the rolling world premiere of a fully staged production of a script you may have caught when Stray Cat did a reading a few seasons back.
Ben and Jack are two young men with their own very special way of surviving the perils of modern life. But when their shared psychosis fills up their very small apartment in the very big city and spills out onto the unsuspecting streets, things get messy. Very...messy. A darkly comic predatory fairy tale for adults, Wolves fuses the worlds of fable and horror into a story about unrequited love, the virtues of lava lamps and the hazards of a handy axe.
CAST: Narrator – Yolanda London Ben – Tyler Eglen Jack – Sam Wilkes Wolf – Adam Pinti
WOLVES plays Friday, November 30th 2012 through Sunday, December 16th, 2012. *additional performance at 7pm Wednesday, December 12th. All Thursday performances will have a 7 p.m. curtain. Fridays and Saturdays are at 8 p.m. Sundays are at 2 p.m. All performances take place at the East Valley Alley Tempe Performing Arts Center, 132 E 6th Street in Tempe’s Mill Avenue District – close to ASU (at Forest Avenue, two blocks North of University).Tickets are $20 for Adults IN ADVANCE and $25 AT THE DOOR, plus $18 for Seniors IN ADVANCE / $20 AT THE DOOR and $15 for Students IN ADVANCE(w/Valid ID) / $18 AT THE DOOR. Thursdays are $10 Student Night. Sundays are $12 for EVERYBODY. Buy online at straycattheatre.org or call 480.634.6435 with any questions.
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