Lantern Theatre

"A Comedy of Realities"
Kathryn Elizabeth learns more about Jack, and his traumatic history with Nadia. The Fist Mate Proompt pressures Cricket, by intimidation and violence, to accept the method actor’s fictional world view. Jack and Dan have their first run-in in three years, and these men, friends from childhood, will make a bet, for old times' sake.
CREATED BY:
JORDAN PAUL SULLIVAN
CAST:
ALEX SARRIGEORGIOU as Kathryn Elizabeth
RACHANEE LUMAYNO as Li Libai
CECELIA BONNER as Nadia
GRANT CLEAVELAND as Ponc
RAY HURD as Narrator
MUSIC:
Kyle Landry, Across The Universe (Beatles Cover)

"A Comedy of Moralities"
In Sarai's first act as Arbiter, she has decided to place Tuckerson, her former mentor, on trial. Will Tuckerson's rhetorical methods be enough to defend him against The Council's charges: sedition, impiety, and misleading the youth? After Sarai's revelation in the park, the young gambling addict feels a renewed calling to atone for her sins, and more importantly, for the sins of her city, and she's prepared to risk everything: the farm, the city, even her own life.
CREATED BY:
JORDAN PAUL SULLIVAN
CAST:
GRANT CLEAVELAND as Tuckerson, Grumfeld, and Louis CK
RACHANEE LUMAYNO as Sarai Gehrood
AMY FESS as Thara Gehrood, Zahraa Gehrood, and The White Woman
RAY HURD as Narrator and The Enslaved
MUSIC:
Carl Orff's Carmina Burana, performed by the UC Davis Symphony Orchestra (2007)
Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past (Credits), Piano Cover by Laurence Manning (2021)

"A Comedy of Moralities"
Sarai Gehrood arrives before the Council of Pathetiques and attempts to use the Fox Den's brand of "philosophy" to prove that she is, in fact, the most pathetic member of society. Sarai will uncover a secret about the Council that traumatizes the young gambling addict, then finds consolation from, of all people, a mad man dressed as Link (Legend of Zelda) who's been running around the city declaring a Holy War on the city's pigs.
CREATED BY:
JORDAN PAUL SULLIVAN
CAST:
GRANT CLEAVELAND as Tuckerson, Grumfeld, and Louis CK
RACHANEE LUMAYNO as Sarai Gehrood
AMY FESS as Thara Gehrood, Zahraa Gehrood, and The White Woman
RAY HURD as Narrator and The Enslaved
MUSIC:
Carl Orff's Carmina Burana, performed by the UC Davis Symphony Orchestra (2007)
Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past (Credits), Piano Cover by Laurence Manning (2021)

"A Comedy of Moralities"
The mysterious Council of Pathetiques is suing Sarai Gehrood for every last pig on her late father's farm, forcing her to make a difficult decision: forfeit the riches her father left her, or betray her personal code of ethics and seek the wisdom of The Fox Den's Tuckerson, a philosopher of dubious reputation, who trains the youth of Dana Point to "summon proofs from the aether" and defend their wealth in Dana Point's socially progressive courts.
CREATED BY:
JORDAN PAUL SULLIVAN
CAST:
GRANT CLEAVELAND as Tuckerson, Grumfeld, and Louis CK
RACHANEE LUMAYNO as Sarai Gehrood
AMY FESS as Thara Gehrood, Zahraa Gehrood, and The White Woman
RAY HURD as The Narrator and The Enslaved
MUSIC:
Carl Orff's Carmina Burana, performed by the UC Davis Symphony Orchestra (2007)
Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past (Credits), Piano Cover by Laurence Manning (2021)

When Sarai, a gambling addict, is sued by The Council of Pathetiques, she must decide between forfeiting her riches and consulting Tuckerson, a local philosopher of dubious reputation. At the heart of "The Foxes," playwright Jordan Paul Sullivan asks the question: "In a world where absolute good and evil do not exist, where all morality is relative, how does one find a sense of purpose?"