For immediate release.
Live Girls! Theater to sponsor and host two sneak peek performances of These Are Not My Pants! ( you are what you wear), a solo show performed and written by Sabrina Prada, before she heads to the 2005 Vancouver Fringe Festival.
WHAT: Live Girls! Theater is pleased to announce two sneak peaks of Seattle based writer and performer Sabrina Prada’s solo show These Are Not My Pants (you are what you wear) which will be produced in the 2005 Vancouver Fringe Festival. Directed by Lisa Anne Glomb (Seattle Theatre Project) and performed in a documentary-style monologue, this performance explores questions of identity and the fear of being “found out.”
WHEN: August 26 & 27, 8 pm
WHERE: Sponsored by Live Girls! Theater -- 2220 NW Market, lower level, in the heart of Ballard.
TICKET INFO: $10 general; $7 student/senior
Ticket Link http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/2043
http://www.livegirlstheater.org for more info.
ABOUT THE SHOW:
Inspired by the documentary-style monologues of Anne Devere Smith,
the zany character work of Lily Tomlin, and the absurdity of American
politics, Ms Prada tackles the uncomfortable disparity between truth
and fiction in everyday life (and death).This 60-minute tour-de-force exposes lies, thievery and adult themes, including kielbasa!
http://www.SabrinaPrada.com for more info.
http://www.vancouverfringe.com for more info about Vancouver Fringe performances.
ABOUT THE PERFORMER:
Sabrina Prada is a Seattle based performer. She has performed all over the world and her interests range from stage and film acting, singing, playing the piano and writing to producing and community activism.. Locally, she has performed at the Bathhouse Theatre, Second Story Repertory, Bellevue & Renton Civic Theatre, Arts West, Taproot Theatre, Historic Everett Theatre, Civic Light Opera, Open Circle Theatre, Meany Hall, Town Hall and the Penthouse Theatre. Sabrina was the founding Executive Director of Sand Point Arts and Cultural Exchange (SPACE) and served on the Boards of Allied Arts of Seattle, House of Dames Productions and Showtunes! Theatre Company.
http://www.sabrinaprada.com
ABOUT LIVE GIRLS! THEATER:
Live Girls! is a theater dedicated to producing and developing new works by women.
We challenge the current under representation of women in theater by:
• Empowering women artists to be leaders and create their own opportunities;
• Providing the public with opportunities to see plays by women;
• Advocating for women playwrights and their work in the theater community;
• Celebrating women’s contributions to society;
• Creating exciting events that entertain our audiences, and provoke responses.
http://www.livegirlstheater.org
WHAT: Live Girls! Theater is pleased to announce two sneak peaks of Seattle based writer and performer Sabrina Prada’s solo show These Are Not My Pants (you are what you wear) which will be produced in the 2005 Vancouver Fringe Festival. Directed by Lisa Anne Glomb (Seattle Theatre Project) and performed in a documentary-style monologue, this performance explores questions of identity and the fear of being “found out.”
WHEN: August 26 & 27, 8 pm
WHERE: Sponsored by Live Girls! Theater -- 2220 NW Market, lower level, in the heart of Ballard.
TICKET INFO: $10 general; $7 student/senior
Ticket Link http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/2043
http://www.livegirlstheater.org for more info.
ABOUT THE SHOW:
Inspired by the documentary-style monologues of Anne Devere Smith,
the zany character work of Lily Tomlin, and the absurdity of American
politics, Ms Prada tackles the uncomfortable disparity between truth
and fiction in everyday life (and death).This 60-minute tour-de-force exposes lies, thievery and adult themes, including kielbasa!
http://www.SabrinaPrada.com for more info.
http://www.vancouverfringe.com for more info about Vancouver Fringe performances.
ABOUT THE PERFORMER:
Sabrina Prada is a Seattle based performer. She has performed all over the world and her interests range from stage and film acting, singing, playing the piano and writing to producing and community activism.. Locally, she has performed at the Bathhouse Theatre, Second Story Repertory, Bellevue & Renton Civic Theatre, Arts West, Taproot Theatre, Historic Everett Theatre, Civic Light Opera, Open Circle Theatre, Meany Hall, Town Hall and the Penthouse Theatre. Sabrina was the founding Executive Director of Sand Point Arts and Cultural Exchange (SPACE) and served on the Boards of Allied Arts of Seattle, House of Dames Productions and Showtunes! Theatre Company.
http://www.sabrinaprada.com
ABOUT LIVE GIRLS! THEATER:
Live Girls! is a theater dedicated to producing and developing new works by women.
We challenge the current under representation of women in theater by:
• Empowering women artists to be leaders and create their own opportunities;
• Providing the public with opportunities to see plays by women;
• Advocating for women playwrights and their work in the theater community;
• Celebrating women’s contributions to society;
• Creating exciting events that entertain our audiences, and provoke responses.
http://www.livegirlstheater.org