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| Returning in FEBRUARY at The Exit Theatre, Stage Left Indian Summer a new comedy-drama by SF playwright Charles Johnson more info and tix at link to be posted soon Ambitious dreams, law breaking, and racial conflict in the deep South of the 1980's directed and Designed by Lewis Campbell |
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Beginning in November
- a new MET project: POETRY ONSTAGE
Poets and actors who love poetry, and all other lovers of poetry are invited to participate.
POETRY ONSTAGE will include abundant opportunities for growth and for performance in
multiple small venues like galleries and cafés.
To express interest in MET's POETRY ONSTAGE project, click on the CONTACT US button above.
| featuring AJ Davenport Fabian Herd Bennie Lewis Paul Rodrigues Bree Swartwood Richard Wenzel Kevin Wisney |
In a small Alabama town , an ex-con wants to recover his country music fame.
His brother coaxes him into robbery, while his girlfriend, to help him readjust,
bends the law herself. Meanwhile, in the county backwoods, an old black man
comes into a fortune making himself the target of angry white citizens.
His brother coaxes him into robbery, while his girlfriend, to help him readjust,
bends the law herself. Meanwhile, in the county backwoods, an old black man
comes into a fortune making himself the target of angry white citizens.
| Indian Summer opens again on February 6 for a four week twelve performance run Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays Seating is limited. The Exit Theater Stage Left seats 49. Only 528 available the entire run. Get your tickets now ! For additional information and to order tickets visit link to be posted soon |
| Playwright Charles Johnson is a retired San Francisco firefighter and sometime actor who was raised in Alabama during the early desegregation time when most whites longed for the old Jim Crow laws. |
| Costumes by Maria Graham Stage Managed by Phil Ragozzino original song Back to the Top by Denis Loiseau |