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With the promise of tomorrow lingering under the rain clouds of today, Doug and Val waste time playing word and power games with each other in a cluttered Seattle apartment, waiting to hear about a party. They are joined by Paulie, a temp in a rumpled suit, who one day claims it’s his apartment and the next day is a silent slave to the enigmatic Lulu, a songstress turned corporate power-broker. But is it Paulie’s apartment? Will Doug and Val ever finish their screenplay about nothing commenting on nothing? Or are they merely characters themselves? And there’s the ultimate question: is God the Pizza Boy?
Taylor Gilbert & Sam Anderson present
the 2011 Summer Playwright Festival
Wa(S)te
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| Dennis Schebetta |
| Directed by |
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| Judy Whelden |
| CAST |
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| Ben Anderson, Sean O'Neill, Stacy Rippy, Alex Smith, Scott Vancea |
Sunday - July 17th - 2pm - In the Theatre
| About the Playwright | |||
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DENNIS SCHEBETTA’S plays have been produced off-off-Broadway and regionally, and even as far away as Morocco. His play The Albatross won the 2008 John Gassner Award and has had readings in Portland, Seattle and Pittsburgh, most recently as part of Terra Nova Theater's Underground Reading series. Earlier this year Love, Art & Sexual Perversity had its debut in the Rogue Festival in Fresno, CA. Last year, Dog Park or Sexual Perversity in Magnuson, which premiered in Theater Schmeater's Mamet Schmamet Festival in Seattle, was published in Ten 10-Minute Plays, Volume III. Other plays include: Obscura (Getchell Award), Burning Botticelli (FringeNYC), and Love & Death in the Time of Crayola (Turnip Festival Best Play). He is a proud member of The Dramatists Guild of America, Inc. For more about Dennis, check out his website:
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