“I
will free you, Papa, from your death. I don’t know how yet, but I will do it.”
--Electricidad
Electricidad
by Luis Alfaro
Directed by Katie Rodda
Black Box Theatre
September 29 – October 8
Electricidad, a Chicana/o take on the
tragic myth of Electra, radically updates this ancient story to contemporary
Southern California. Following the unexpected murder of her father, Agamemnón,
Electricidad keeps vigilant watch over his body, waiting to exact revenge on
the person responsible for his death … her mother Clemencia. Invoking “cholo
culture” and voiced in a combination of English and Spanish, Electricidad is an unforgettable story
of loyalty, passion, and familia.
AND
“Love
looks not with the eyes but with the mind!”
--A
Midsummer Night’s Dream
A
Midsummer Night’s Dream
by William Shakespeare
Directed by
Matthew Salazar Thompson
Saville Theatre | October 20 – 29
Set in the mid-1950s, this reimagined Shakespearean
comedy finds the beatnik poets and musicians having taken over the back alleys
of the “fairyland,” while the conservative world of Theseus’s Athens, Inc.
finds love in all the wrong places. (Looking for actors with movement skills
and those who play instruments.)
Thursday, August 24, 6 – 10 pm, Saville
Theatre
Call backs: Friday, August 25, times TBD.
Prepare a 1-2-minute monologue. If you
would like to be considered for Midsummer,
and you have a classical monologue prepared, feel free to do that as well. If
you don’t have a classical monologue prepared, you may be given lines from a
Shakespearean play to read.
Rehearsals for Electricidad will be M-Th, 4 – 7 and some weekends. Rehearsals for Midsummer will be M-Th, 5 – 9 and some weekends.
Questions? Contact Katie Rodda at krodda@sdccd.edu or 619/388-3088.
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