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(a nativity operetta set in a nostalgic nuclear winter) A collaboration w/composers Graham Reynolds and Matthew Pierce Set in a nostalgic nuclear winter, three widow creatures approach a nativity crèche erected in their snow by an Amazing Bible Smuggler’s Wife and a Small Christus who explodes his manger. Inspired by traditional carols and Ishpeming, Michigan, this operetta uses startling tableaux, euphoric vibrato, and artificial aging to create a futuristic world of sacred relics and a stray poodle/nativity lamb in the state of grace. |
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Published in the textbook PERFORMING THE HERE AND NOW: AN INTRODUCTION TO CONTEMPORARY THEATER AND PERFORMANCE ISBN: 0-7575-2085-5 Copyright: 2005 Email: orders@kendallhunt.com http://www.kendallhunt.com. STADIUM DEVILDARE premiered in 2004 directed by Shawn Sides, composed by Graham Reynolds, commissioned by the Rude Mechs and TCG/Metlife Extended Collaboration Grant and the 2004 NEA Creativity Fellowships and Services to Arts Organizations & Artists April 22, 2004 – May 22, 2004 at the Off Center in Austin, Texas. |
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An excerpt of STADIUM DEVILDARE entitled “NIGHT PARACHUTE BATTALION” is featured as a winner of the Actors Theater of Louisville 10-minute play contest and will premiere at the 2006 Actors Theater of Louisville/Apprentice Company Winter Showcase at the Bingham Theatre in Kentucky on January 10-14, 2006. NIGHT PARACHUTE BATTALION has been translated into Romanian by Andreea Iacob for the ManInFest International Journal of Teatrul Impossibil 2005. |
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| WALLPAPER PSALM An Electric and Hysteric Operetta | ||||
| w/composer Ruth Margraff, with local bands Fairy Stain in Austin and Cosmic Vulva in Providence, composer Nikos Brisco and Cameron Cobb in Dallas and composer Graham Reynolds in Austin, Texas | ||||
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| Published by Conjunctions:28 “Music Theater Portfolio”, 1997. Produced 2001 dir. Jason Neulander and 1996 dir. Ruth Margraff Salvage Vanguard, (Austin); 1999 dir. Katherine Owen Undermain (Dallas); 1998 Dance Theater Workshop’s Hit & Run Festival dir. Elyse Singer (NYC); 1997 dir. Steve Busa Red Eye (Mpls) MN; Also published by Salvage Vanguard Press and 1996 NuMuse Anthology from Brown University. | ||||















