Breathe Art Theatre Project - Production History

Production History

Seasons

07/08 | 06/07 | 05/06 | 04/05 | Pilot

1st Annual Summer Night Theatre Announcing The 2005/2006 Season:

The Wild Goose by John Patrick Shanley
(Directed by Morgan Chard-Roady)

Four Dogs and A Bone by John Patrick Shanley
(Directed by Morgan Chard-Roady)

Hedwig & the Angry Inch by John Cameron & Stephen Trask (Directed by Valerie Bonasso)

In the form of a stand-up comedy/cabaret act, this groundbreaking, award-winning smash tells the story of "song stylist" and rock 'n' roll goddess, Hedwig Schmidt, who happens to be the victim of a sex-change operation which has left her with just "an angry inch." Using songs and outrageous and hilarious monologues, Hedwig tells her story of love, loss and individuality.

Nominated

Wilde Award

Best Play/Musical with Gay Issues

Best Lead Actor, Kevin Young

Free Press Award

Best Duo, Kevin Young and Katie Galzka

Best Lead Actor, Kevin Young

The Dead Eye Boy by Angus MacLaughlin (Directed by Daniel Roth)

Shirley-Diane is a single mother trying to beat her addiction into the past. Her 14-year-old son Soren, the self-confessed “Dead Eye Boy”, is the constant reminder of how we pass along all of our qualities, good and bad. When Shirley falls in love with Billy, a man she met at a twelve-step meeting, she seems to have found a partner in her fight. For Billy, Shirley-Diane is the opportunity for companionship, and Soren, the chance for redemption. With a shaky, but sincere manner, he reaches out to both as no one ever reached out to him. All dimensions converge to a fierce ending that gives insight into the portrait of a remarkable case study.

Tape by Stephen Belber (Directed by Demetri Vacratsis)

Tape is a beautifully plotted drama, filled with mind-games and double-talk, that examines motives of memory, perception and truth. On the eve of his new film being shown at a festival in Lansing, Michigan, Jon hooks up with Vince, his best friend from high school, who has come from California to show his support. During the course of the evening, a verbal warfare ensues over Amy, the girl they both once dated. As their friendship hangs on by a thread, Vince reveals that he has invited Amy to join them for dinner. A beautifully plotted drama, filled with mind-games and double-talk that examines motives of memory, perception and truth.

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