UP NEXT IN OUR BRINGING THE ART TO THE
AUDIENCE
STAGED READING SERIES:
BLACK ODYSSEY
by Marcus Gardley Gardley's adaptation of Homer's Odyssey is set in contemporary times; Odysseus is now a black soldier returning home from a harrowing tour in the Gulf War. With Black Odyssey, Gardley seamlessly melds modern reality with ancient myth in a gripping new play. directed by Steven Anthony Jones featuring Carl Lumbly Aldo Billingslea Margo Hall Steven Anthony Jones Britney FrazierDarryl V. Jones Halili Knox Kehinde Koyejo Dimitri Woods
presented at the African American Art & Culture Complex
762 Fulton Street San Francisco
2pm Saturday April 6, 2013
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Coming Juneteenth: The third annual Project1Voice will be a staged reading of A Soldier's Play
by Charles Fuller over 40 African-American Theatre Companies across the U.S.A.
reading the same play on the same day
1VOICE 1PLAY 1DAY
Monday, June 17, 2013more info coming soon...
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ACT FAST! Time is running out to buy a 2-play Passport!
Subscribe to 2 Plays & enjoy savings up to 40% or more off box office prices! There are two remaining titles in our 2012-2013 season, and they are both closing in April, so act now, or you'll miss out! Stuck Elevator, presented by A.C.T., is a world premiere hip hop opera which relates the true story of a Chinese deliveryman who
was trapped in a Bronx elevator for 81 hours. Sounding the alarm will
open the doors to freedom, but calling for help also means calling
for attention--with dire consequences for this undocumented immigrant.
Inventively staged by internationally acclaimed artist Chay Yew--and
introducing the prodigious work of a brilliant young composing
team--Stuck Elevator unleashes an evocative collision of stories,
sounds, instruments, and ideas. LHT subscribers may see Stuck Elevator April 4-14
The Whipping Man,
presented in Mill Valley by Marin Theatre Company, takes place in the
months following the Emancipation Proclamation; two former slaves find
themselves caring for their former owner's son, a Confederate captain,
seriously wounded in the final battle of the Civil War. When the three
Jewish men then share an uneasy, imporvised Seder to mark Passover, they
discover that, though they are no longer tied by slavery, they remain
tied by faith, history, and explosive secrets. The Whipping Man will
feature L. Peter Callender (LHT's 2003 production of King Hedley II) and Tobie Windham (LHT's 2012 production of Blues for an Alabama Sky ). LHT subscribers may see The Whipping Man now through April 21. (Saturday evening performances available for $5 additional fee)
Tickets for both productions can total as much as $156, but a 2-play LHT subscription costs only $85!* To learn more, contact subscribers@LHTSF.org or call 415-345-3980, ext. "0" You may also subscribe online at LHTSF.org/subscribe.html*Senior subscriptions cost only $70! |
Stuck Elevator was a late addition to our subscription season,
so not all LHT subscribers are scheduled to see it.
Current
Lorraine Hansberry Theatre
subscribers
may add A.C.T.'s World Premiere Hip Hop Opera
to their LHT subscription package for only $40! (a value of up to $103!)
LHT Subscriber Dates: April 4-14, 2013
*LHT has made special
arrangements with The San Francisco Playhouse, American Conservatory
Theatre, and Marin Theatre Company, enabling us to offer deep discounts
to our season subscribers. LHT is unable to sell individual tickets.
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