Here's What We're Doing
We are six Bay Area playwrights. Over the next three years, we will produce six new plays.
Our plays will be formally inventive, small budget and San Francisco Bay Area themed. We aim to make plays that reflect our community. Performances will be public and low-cost.
Inspired by the 13P model, we put the production process in the hands of the playwright. Each playwright will act as artistic director for her or his own production.
We are not a theater company. We are making theater, not running a theater for longevity. We believe in community -- if you help us, we'll buy you a beer.
Our plays will be formally inventive, small budget and San Francisco Bay Area themed. We aim to make plays that reflect our community. Performances will be public and low-cost.
Inspired by the 13P model, we put the production process in the hands of the playwright. Each playwright will act as artistic director for her or his own production.
We are not a theater company. We are making theater, not running a theater for longevity. We believe in community -- if you help us, we'll buy you a beer.
Here's What We've Done
Champagne
By Barry Eitel
Directed by LeeAnn Dowd
June 21 - July 15, 2018
Pop some bottles, zip up your hoodies and prepare to get disrupted this summer.
CHAMPAGNE, a world premiere by 6NewPlays founding member Barry Eitel, is a wild rampage through one party at a Pacific Heights mansion for Chatwick, the latest buzzy social media network.
Through a haze of ego and booze, the company and its founders are crucified by a collection of mistakes, from selling off reams of user data to murdering fellow executives. Amid the scandal and bootstrapping, programmers fall in love, ballerinas find peace and the quantified self is finally achieved. The play mashes together music, dance and spectacle for an unforgettable journey through the dark side of the Web 2.0 world.
CHAMPAGNE runs June 21 to July 15:
Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays at 8:00pm
Sundays at 3:00pm
Performances @ The Randall Museum
199 Museum Way
San Francisco, CA 94114
Tickets available at:
https://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/3415682
CHAMPAGNE is one of Lily Janiak's Theatre Picks at the SF Chronicle!
Champagne stars Christy Crowley, Rasheed Custer, Nora Doane, Brian Kennedy, Amitis Khoroushi, Megan Luis, Brian Martin, Paul Rodrigues, Ayelet Schrek and Fred Webre.
Set design: Bernadette Flynn
Lighting design: Maxx Kurzunski
Costume design: Natalie Barshow
Props Designer: Sarabeth Spector
Sound Design and Composition: James Goode
Stage Manager: Claudio Silva
Props Design: Sarabeth Spector
By Barry Eitel
Directed by LeeAnn Dowd
June 21 - July 15, 2018
Pop some bottles, zip up your hoodies and prepare to get disrupted this summer.
CHAMPAGNE, a world premiere by 6NewPlays founding member Barry Eitel, is a wild rampage through one party at a Pacific Heights mansion for Chatwick, the latest buzzy social media network.
Through a haze of ego and booze, the company and its founders are crucified by a collection of mistakes, from selling off reams of user data to murdering fellow executives. Amid the scandal and bootstrapping, programmers fall in love, ballerinas find peace and the quantified self is finally achieved. The play mashes together music, dance and spectacle for an unforgettable journey through the dark side of the Web 2.0 world.
CHAMPAGNE runs June 21 to July 15:
Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays at 8:00pm
Sundays at 3:00pm
Performances @ The Randall Museum
199 Museum Way
San Francisco, CA 94114
Tickets available at:
https://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/3415682
CHAMPAGNE is one of Lily Janiak's Theatre Picks at the SF Chronicle!
Champagne stars Christy Crowley, Rasheed Custer, Nora Doane, Brian Kennedy, Amitis Khoroushi, Megan Luis, Brian Martin, Paul Rodrigues, Ayelet Schrek and Fred Webre.
Set design: Bernadette Flynn
Lighting design: Maxx Kurzunski
Costume design: Natalie Barshow
Props Designer: Sarabeth Spector
Sound Design and Composition: James Goode
Stage Manager: Claudio Silva
Props Design: Sarabeth Spector
Champagne is the fifth production by 6NewPlays.
6NewPlays is a Member of Intersection for the Arts. Intersection for the Arts provides Bay Area based artists and arts organizations with resources, community and cultural space in order to develop sustainable practices. Visit www.theintersection.org.
Champagne is the proud recipient of a 2018 CA$H grant from Theatre Bay Area and a Capital Grant from the Venturous Theater Fund.
6NewPlays partnered with San Francisco Recreation & Parks to bring Champagne to life.
6NewPlays is a Member of Intersection for the Arts. Intersection for the Arts provides Bay Area based artists and arts organizations with resources, community and cultural space in order to develop sustainable practices. Visit www.theintersection.org.
Champagne is the proud recipient of a 2018 CA$H grant from Theatre Bay Area and a Capital Grant from the Venturous Theater Fund.
6NewPlays partnered with San Francisco Recreation & Parks to bring Champagne to life.
PLAY #3: THAT IT ALL MAKES PERFECT
Written by Erin Bregman
Directed by Susannah Martin & Michelle Talgarow with music by Matt Boehler A single soul moves from her first breath to her last, while trying to hold onto the beauty and power of life's seemingly mundane and easily forgotten daily mementos. Because without memory, what remains of your life after you’ve lived it? Performance Schedule Thursday, March 30th - 8pm (SOLD OUT)** Friday, March 31st - 8pm (SOLD OUT)** Saturday, April 1st - 3pm (SOLD OUT)** Saturday, April 1st - 8pm (SOLD OUT)** ** To add your name to the waitlist for any of the above performance times, email [email protected] Featuring Sam Jackson Nicolina Logan Sarah Moser* Marilet Martinez* Raja Orr Timothy Redmond* Wiley Strasser Stev Täal Elizabeth Talbert Production Team Andrew Packard, Lighting Designer Devon LaBelle, Props Designer Megan La Fleur, Costume Designer Shannon Stockwell, Stage Manager Maddie Gaw, Producer THAT IT ALL MAKES PERFECT was originally written during a Just Theater New Play Lab (dir: Joy Brooke Fairfield), and developed with The Brick, and the Bay Area Playwright's Festival (Bay Area Playwright's Foundation). |