
BONUS - TIGHTROPE by Rob Smith
10/04/21 • 62 min
A young boy learns to handle the stresses of being a teenager, having an overbearing grandfather, a dying father and a mother doing her best to keep it together. A touching play about how our imagination is not only a source of comfort and escape, but also the way some learn to cope and learn.
Featuring:
Ellis Stephens, Libby Lindsey, Bruce Shaw
More About Rob Smith:
Wixsite- Rob Smith
Review of Rob's play DUST which premiered in Chicago. ETC consequently presented this play in the fall of 2018.
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A young boy learns to handle the stresses of being a teenager, having an overbearing grandfather, a dying father and a mother doing her best to keep it together. A touching play about how our imagination is not only a source of comfort and escape, but also the way some learn to cope and learn.
Featuring:
Ellis Stephens, Libby Lindsey, Bruce Shaw
More About Rob Smith:
Wixsite- Rob Smith
Review of Rob's play DUST which premiered in Chicago. ETC consequently presented this play in the fall of 2018.
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BONUS - GRENADINE by Neil Wechsler
As part of it's bimonthly radio program, The ETC Digital Theatre Hour on WUTC 88.1 FM (an NPR affiliate station), The Ensemble Theatre of Chattanooga presented Neil Wechsler's play GRENADINE. "GRENADINE is pure fun, it is fantastically delicious, engagingly imaginative and even pushes the button of your heart. While simple in story, it is massive in the message of not taking oneself or one's journey too seriously," mentions Garry Lee Posey (ETC's founder and executive artistic director)
The play follows a group of cohorts on a journey to find the long lost love of one of that group's life. It is a journey that introduces the group to a host of challenges and characters while challenging their connection to each other and their connection to the world. "The play ends with such a dramatic sensibility that you never see coming," mentions Posey.
The cast includes:
Gage Goza as PRISMATIC
Jacob Moore as SCONCE
Courtenay Cholovich as PYX
Christopher Hrozencik-Snyder as GROVE
Casey Keelen as FEMALE ENSEMBLE
Amir Andalib as MALE ENSEMBLE
Garry Lee Posey as MALE ENSEMBLE
More on Neil Wechsler:
Neil Wechsler's Website
Yale Books Unbound about Neil Wechsler's GRENADINE
Neil's Podcast The Online Theatre Development Collaborative
New Play Exchange - Neil Wechsler
Instagram - @wechlersprojects
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Producer Garry Lee Posey and Hosts Christy Tipton and Dana Colagiovanni get together to preview Season Three of Lights Up!
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