| Goldy Lox and the Three Baers.....................................................written by Danielle Lang |
| Danielle is playing Bertha Grimm this evening. Please see her bio in the Who's Who section. |
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| Harold........................................................................................written by Alyssa Herron |
| Alyssa Herron is a local actor and writer. As a playwright, her works have been premiered by the Pittsburgh New Works and Pittsburgh Fringe festivals. Also a screenwriter, her scripts have advanced to the finals of the Steeltown Film Factory and the Sundance Institute. Her short fiction work appears in the anthology ‘Deli Counter of Justice’. The novel is still (STILL) coming. Sometimes she puts on strange and inappropriate clothes and pretends to be other people on stage and screen. She can’t play the guitar yet and is lousy at video games, according to her son. As always, thank you, Sir. www.darkyarnproductions.com |
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| The Princess and the Great Gold Dragon...........................written by Eric McAnallen |
| Once upon a time, there was a young man from Ellwood City named Eric whose parents sent him to the most expensive schools in the lands. They had hopes that he would study hard and someday become a doctor or a lawyer or a sanitation worker. But, alas, his heart was not into doctoring or lawyering or sanitation workering and, instead, he earned a degree in creative writing and promptly became unemployed. Throughout the years, he tried many careers from movie theater ushering to High School English teachering to social workering, finally settling on IT systems administratoring. Yet, his heart still belonged to writing and he often penned works of theatrical spectacle including Imaginary Exits and an adaptation of Sherlock Holmes and the Sign of Four that were seen and loved by local audiences. Even this evening’s theatrical spectacle includes his latest foray into Playwrightering, The Princess and the Great Gold Dragon, a silly play which he hopes you will enjoy. And so he lived happily ever after with his wife, Misa, his wiener dog, Maximus, and his school of goldfish named Steve. |
