New Theatre continues its 2007-2008 Main Season with a Third World Premiere: Fill Our Mouths, by Lauren Feldman
Under the artistic direction of Ricky J. Martinez, New Theatre's 2007-2008 main season delivers its mission of providing a forum for new works by American playwrights. The current season features four world premiere productions, having already premiered Likeness and For Better …. Acclaimed director Gail Garrisan will direct the cast which includes New Theatre veterans Caroline Edelen, Lela Elam and Brandon Morris; and making their New Theatre debut are Kim Ehly and Katherine Michelle Tanner.
Returning to New Theatre will be Production Stage Manager Betsy Paull-Rick, Lighting Designer Micheal Foster, Sound Designer M. Anthony Reimer, Costume Designer K. Blair Brown, Scenic Designer Rob Eastman Mullins and the scenic construction crew, TLC Events Group.
January 10, 2007 through February 10, 2007
Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays at 8 pm; Sundays at 1 pm
(Additional Sunday, 5:30 pm performance on January 20, 27 and February 3)
Tickets
Preview, Thursday, January 10 - $20
Pre-Opening Night, Friday, January 11
(Pre-show reception courtesy of Catering by Lovables) - $55
All other performances:
Thursday at 8 pm & Sunday at 5:30 pm: $35
Friday & Saturday at 8 pm, Sunday at 1 pm: $40
Student Rush (under 25 with ID): $15
For tickets and further information, please call (305) 443-5909 or visit www.new-theatre.org.
Fill Our Mouths A Brief Summary
Gay or straight? Hearing or deaf? Set in Paris , a heterosexual woman's sexually adventuresome affair with a hard of hearing lesbian weaves a sensual fabric of communication and self-realization. As the relationship grows between them, both characters see themselves and the world around them in a different light. Using spoken English and American Sign Language, FILL OUR MOUTHS is a story of love and choice, deafness and hearing, the trials of communication, and the search for self when caught between two worlds.
About the Playwright
Lauren Feldman (Playwright) Lauren Feldman's plays have been produced throughout the U.S. and at the Royal Court Theatre (London).
She was one of two Americans in the RCT's EXPOSURE 2000: "Crossing the Borders" project, and one of four Americans in World Interplay 2004, the international festival of young playwrights, held in Australia every other year. She is a two-time Downstage Miami Playwriting Fellow, working with Arthur Kopit and Tina Howe. Her one-act WHEN IT RAINS was performed at Yale, and her newest play, GRACE AT 80 FT, will be produced in the Carlotta Festival (Yale) this spring. Her ten-minute plays have been performed throughout the U.S. and abroad. Lauren has worked extensively in theater in South Florida , predominantly as an actor (Curtain Up and Carbonell Award nominations), as well as a grantwriter, scriptreader, and as Literary and Educational Coordinator with City Theatre. She will graduate this spring with an M.F.A. in Playwriting from Yale, working under the mentorship of Richard Nelson.
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