Photo Flash: Marin Theatre Company Presents SEVEN GUITARS

Marin Theatre Company presents SEVEN GUITARS by August Wilson and Directed by Kent Gash.  SEVEN GUITARS features Shinelle Azoroh,* Charles Branklyn,* L. Peter Callender,* Margo Hall,* Omoze Idehenre,* Marc Damon Johnson,* and Tobie L. Windham.*
* Member, Actor's Equity Association

WHEN August 11 - September 4, 2011
Opening Night: August 16 | Previews: August 11-14

Performance Days
Tue, Thu, Fri & Sat 8:00 pm
Wed 7:30 pm
Sun 7:00 pm
Matinees: Thu 8/25, 1:00 pm | Sat 8/20 & 9/3, 2:00 pm | Every Sun 2:00 pm

Check marintheatre.org or call the box office at (415) 388-5208 for exact performance dates and times.

WHERE Marin Theatre Company | 397 Miller Avenue, Mill Valley, CA 94941

ABOUT

Prepare to be bewitched by August Wilson's lyrical 1940s entry into his Pittsburgh Cycle, a remarkable decade-by-decade exploration of the African-American experience in the 20th century. Kent Gash, Director of NYU Tisch School of the Arts New Studio on Broadway, directs this moving epic that finds abundant spirit in the everyday and overflows with music, mystery and humor.

Released from the workhouse, Floyd "Schoolboy" Barton returns to the Hill District to discover that he has a hit record! Even though the bluesman does not have two nickels to rub together, nothing is going to stop him from taking advantage of this opportunity... until he is found dead. Schoolboy's story becomes the bass line to the many melodies - lively, menacing, brooding - that rise from this vibrant community.

TICKETS $34-$55, details below (discounts available for Seniors and Under 30)

Ticket Prices
Previews: $34 all
Opening Night & Sat Evenings: $50 side | $55 center
Tues: $34 | $38
Wed, Thu, Sun Evenings & Matinees: $39 | $44
Fri: $45 | $50

Discounts available:
RUSH tickets: $15, available one hour prior to show, based on availability
Under 30: $20, all performances
Senior discounts: varies by performance, please call
For group sales, contact Julie Knight, (415) 388-5200, ext. 3302

Photo Credit: Ed Smith

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