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dear theatre-goers and lovers of local art...
please join us for @ liberty.
what does your life look like? could you pick it out of a line-up? how do you measure your moments? speed riggs, a fast-talking 117-year veteran of the liberty warehouse in durham, just might be able to help.
come on out and celebrate our 10th anniversary @ liberty!
cheryl chamblee and tamara kissane / co-artistic directors
a new play by both hands theatre company
part of our speak for yourself season
written and arranged by cheryl chamblee and tamara kissane
directed by cheryl chamblee
featuring beth popelka, byron jennings II, lance waycaster, laurie wolf, and thaddaeus edwards
design and production contributions by adam sampieri, allyn meredith, andy parks, carolyn chamblee, cynthia de miranda, elliott hauser, emily brassell, greg myer, jodi porter, karen burns, karen wielunski, liz metz, steve tell, and tamara kissane
see the show at liberty warehouse, 603 rigsbee avenue, downtown durham.
- april 25 at 8pm
- april 26 at 7:00 & 9:30pm
- april 27 at 4:00 & 7:00pm
- may 8 at 8pm
- may 9 at 7:00 & 9:30pm
- may 10 at 7:00 & 9:30pm
tickets are $15 friday, saturday / $10 thursday, sunday
holding pattern
"a rib-tickling evening for adventurous Triangle theatregoers" created with well-honed performances and "a fine sense of the absurd."
Classical Voice of North Carolina
"...the peeling back of the layers by the uniformly energetic, characterful cast keeps the journey intriguing and entertaining."
The News & Observer
the parent project
"both hands theatre's new show is a quick, tight, engaging production that punches plenty of emotional buttons for anyone who has a parent or two -- and more for anyone who happens to be a parent as well."
The News & Observer
One of the Indy's 2007 Best Original Scripts
4 stars
"the work sounds like both hands at its best: a choir -- shattered at some points, harmonic at others -- of earnest, honest voices that are in conflict at times with the home truths they're trying to tell."
The Independent
exactly what t(w)o do
One of the Top Ten Best of 2006 for Front Row Center Theater in the Triangle
"This is a deep and very subtle script. It is also hilariously funny... You have never seen a show like this before. And if you miss it, you probably never will."
Classical Voice of North Carolina
piece~meal
One of the Indy's 2005 Best Original Scripts
"a metaphorical world rich in multiphonic wordplay."
The Independent
brooms: a play about saying yes
One of the Indy's 2004 Best Original Scripts
"...Cheryl Chamblee and Tamara Kissane returned this year with an imaginative but still unsentimentalized fairy tale for adults, one that repeatedly crossed the boundaries Gertrude Stein, Steve Reich and others have explored between music, rhythmic spoken word and dialogue."
The Independent
| both hands theatre company's 2007-08 season is made possible in part through gifts from the durham arts council united arts fund, and by the north carolina arts council with funding from the state of north carolina and the national endowment for the arts, which believes that a great nation deserves great art. both hands is also grateful for the generosity of greenfire development, durham association for downtown arts, inc. (DADA), and wonderful individual and small business donors. |
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