Landing Theatre Company Presents Off-Broadway Hit TEN WAYS ON A GUN
By: Louisa Brady May. 29, 2016
The Landing Theatre Company, Houston's professional company dedicated to advancing American Playwriting continues their season with Dylan Lamb's Ten Ways On a Gun, based on The Ballad of Tommy Freely conceived by Jessica Person & The Soul Motion Architects, that recently had a successful run off-Broadway this past October.
Tommy Freely, a troubled Brooklynite, buys a gun (online) in an attempt to regain control over his life; but before he can get that sweet, sweet release his girlfriend FREAKS. Desperate, Tommy opts to "timeshare" the gun with his deadbeat coworkers at his dead-end telemarketing job. The result? Tragically hilarious calamity. Meanwhile, Jessica Person, the floundering director of The Soul Motion Architects theatre and dance ensemble, catches wind of Tommy's plight. Desperate for a breakthrough performance, she pursues his story at all costs. The result? Tragically hilarious calamity. This is a play, about Jessica's play, about Tommy's story, about that gun. The results remain to be seen...
"Given the horrific things we see on the news these days, Ten Ways does an admirable job of taking its audience on a refreshingly humorous trek across very tricky terrain, which Mr. Lamb shrewdly elevates to a higher level with blunt commentary on how something acquired for your protection can also be the greatest threat to your life." - Willie Keaton, Theatre (New York)
Directed by: Jacey Little (Artistic Director, Horse Head Theatre Co.)
The cast features LTC Artistic Director David Rainey alongside: Greg Cote, Brendon Duran, Amy Garner Buchanan, Ben McLaughlin, Joy Jones, Jovan Jackson, Tasha Gorel, Mai Hong Le, and Jeff Miller.
Scenic Design by: Kevin Holden
Costume Design by: LA Clevinson
Lighting Design by: Brian Ealey
Sound Design by: Alex Worthington
Properties by: Larin Pascal
Tickets: Pay-what-you-can! ($25 suggested)
The Landing Theatre @ the Docks
1119 Providence Street
Houston, TX 77002
Performance Dates:
June 23- 25, 8pm (Previews)
Sunday, June 26, 3pm (Opening)
Thursdays-Saturdays, 8pm & Saturday Matinees, 3pm (thru July 9th)
INDUSTRY NIGHT: June 27 @ 8pm
TALKBACK THURSDAYS: June 23, June 30, and July 7- a feature of all LTC shows. A chance to meet the artists, discuss the production and interact with us.
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