Box Wine Theatre's MINIATURE HORSES DON'T GO TO HEAVEN Begins Tonight

Box Wine Theatre presents "'Miniature Horses Don't Go to Heaven' and Other Plays Inspired by Real News Headlines" by Adam Sharp at the 2014 Minnesota Fringe Festival. Show dates are tonight, July 31 at 8:30 PM, August 2 at 7 PM, August 5 at 5:30 PM, August 8 at 8:30 PM, and August 10 at 1:00 PM. All performances will be at New Century Theatre located at 615 Hennepin Ave #145, Minneapolis, MN 55403. Tickets are $12. To make reservations, visit www.fringefestival.org/2014/show/?id=2767.

This production is made up of six dark comedies inspired by actual news headlines: "Pit Bulls Kill Miniature Horse Donated to Cancer-Stricken Child," "Man Kidnaps Woman Who Refuses Marriage Proposal," "Man Accused of Attacking Body in Open Casket During Funeral," "Girl's Prosthetic Leg Stolen -- Twice," "Doctors Grow New Ear on Woman's Arm" and "Man Kills Deer With Bare Hands in Bedroom."

Performers include: John McConville, Lesley J. Rice, Adam Sharp, Cody Stewart and Allison True. Directed by Bethany Simmons

Sharp's title scene "Miniature Horses Don't Go to Heaven" was originally staged by Swandive Theatre in 2008 in the ten-minute play festival, "Quickies". The full length production of the show was produced by Box Wine Theatre in 2010 at Bryant Lake Bowl.

Founded in 2008 by Adam Sharp and Bethany Simmons, Box Wine Theatre's mission is to bring high quality theatrical productions to the stage on a low budget. Our goal is to bring a meaningful experience to our audience while sparking new ideas and encouraging the questioning of mainstream social norms and opinions.

Box Wine Theatre holds the belief that human nature is beautiful in its' flaws and we celebrate those flaws by producing stylistically or thematically unique shows which represent the comedy and tragedy that exists in all of us.