After being written off as a “one hit wonder,” MINI’s pop icon status is reignited with the remix of her past #1 hit by a younger rap artist and a comeback is within reach. Does she still have what it takes?
Presented by 29PWC NEW WORKS SERIES
Presented by 29PWC NEW WORKS SERIES
Produced by CreateTheater, Cate Cammarata
March 24, 2020
March 24, 2020
Synopsis: Gloria has problems. Anxiety. Depression. Hoarding. Her daughter Zoe has come for one of her increasingly rare visits. She finds that Gloria is driving when she shouldn’t, garbage is piling up, and her cousin Fred has banned her from his Uber. And what is this new art project in the back yard? Now the new neighbor's dog is sniffing around. Karma is a bitch and it lives next door.
Featuring Megan King, Jane Ives, Sean Evans and Dave Rideout
Available to read on the New Play Exchange:
Featuring Megan King, Jane Ives, Sean Evans and Dave Rideout
Available to read on the New Play Exchange:
Jane Ives, Megan King.
Photo by Emily Hewitt.
Dave Rideout, Megan King, Jane Ives, Photo by Emily Hewitt
PLAYGROUND PLACENTA /
ICEBOX PLACENTA
ICEBOX PLACENTA
Patti wants to follow a holistic ritual for her child’s birth placenta, but finds it challenging in the middle of the city.
Playground Placenta performed by Cait Cortelyou See video HERE
The Progressive
"Brooklyn-based Cait Cortelyou got involved in RFA because she believes that “stories are the best way for people to digest emotional truths.” Before becoming part of the ensemble, the professional actor was a volunteer escort at Planned Parenthood and sees RFA “as a natural conflation of my work as an artist and as an activist.” Her piece, the humorous Placenta Playground, was written by Melissa Bell and describes the author’s post-childbirth dilemma over what to do with the placenta currently being stored in her household’s freezer."
From <https://progressive.org/dispatches/staging-defense-of-reproductive-rights-bader-200519/>
Playground Placenta performed by Cait Cortelyou See video HERE
The Progressive
"Brooklyn-based Cait Cortelyou got involved in RFA because she believes that “stories are the best way for people to digest emotional truths.” Before becoming part of the ensemble, the professional actor was a volunteer escort at Planned Parenthood and sees RFA “as a natural conflation of my work as an artist and as an activist.” Her piece, the humorous Placenta Playground, was written by Melissa Bell and describes the author’s post-childbirth dilemma over what to do with the placenta currently being stored in her household’s freezer."
From <https://progressive.org/dispatches/staging-defense-of-reproductive-rights-bader-200519/>
GAME BOY
Synopsis: Artan’s girlfriend Justine has refused to play his new video game and walked out, leaving him to his own devices, literally. What is this new game, and what does it say about the way women are perceived in society? (10 mins)
Kim Gambino (Penny), Andrew Barrett (Artan), Cara Jane Feuer (Female Game Voice) Photo by Emily Hewitt
Featured in The Future is Female Festival, NYC, Bernie Wohl Center, March 22, 2017
Directed by Anna Lathrop, (photo left by Emily Hewitt)
Directed by Anna Lathrop, (photo left by Emily Hewitt)
