Dreamer. Rebel. Outcast.Jonathan Livingston Seagull is no ordinary bird.Banished to the Far Cliffs by his flock for daring to break with tradition, Jonathan spends his life in pursuit of his unbound passion for flight, not to scrape and scrabble for foodbut for the joy of flight itself. Richard Bachs bestselling 1970 novella Jonathan Livingston Seagull is brought vividly to life inJonathan Livingston Seagull:A Solo Flightby Adapter and PerformerAndrew Thacherwho invites us to join Jonathan on his journey through the here and now, and all of eternity, as he soars to the heights of perfection, freedom, and Love. Jonathans path from awkward beginner to passionate student and eventually to patient master is both wonderfully familiar and extraordinarily unique. Thacher began tinkering with Richard Bachs acclaimed novella, performing Part One as a staged reading for the first time in 2009. A full production eluded him however, but after more than a decade of false starts, and with the blessing of author Richard Bach, he is thrilled to bring Jonathan Livingston Seagull:A Solo Flightto life at last. The World Premiere of Jonathan Livingston Seagull: A Solo Flight, adapted and performed by Andrew Thacher, based on the book by Richard Bach, is directed by Paul Millet (Unbound Productions Wicked Lit, History Lit and Mystery Lit), produced by AKT Up Productions and She Was Horrid Productions and co-produced by Brian David Pope (The Two Gentlemen of Verona, the Ovation-nominated Landscape of the Body and Wicked Lit). The award-winning production team includes Ovation, LA Weekly, Garland, and LADCC nominees and winners, with set design by Jeff G Rack, lighting design by Ellen Monocroussos, sound design by Drew Dalzell, costume design by Christine Cover Ferro, video projection design by Fritz Davis, key art design by Shelby Tweten, and graphic design by James Castle Stevens.
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