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The thirteenth annual BIGGEST little Theatre Festival at Brüka Theatre is a showcase for original theatre pieces featuring traditional and nontraditional performances created by local and regional artists. Aligning with Brüka Theatre’s Mission: To create and share the experience of innovative theatre, this small festival features performances in our downtown Sub-Brüka space. Each performance is 60 minutes in length or under and followed by a talk-back. Festival participants receive a portion of the ticket sales.
PRICES:
THURSDAY - Physical Theatre Workshop: $25 Per Person
FRIDAY - Reception & Bohemia: $15 Bohemia Only: $10
SATURDAY - $12 Advance $15 @ The Door All day Pass - $35
All ENTRY Pass - $50
THE PRODUCTIONS:
THURSDAY - 1/18/24 - PHYSICAL THEATRE WORKSHOP
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM led by Martin A. David
The workshop is open to all—non-performers and performers alike. Martin A. David, a multi-disciplinary artist and performer, guides participants to new discoveries, and to new ways of approaching familiar territory. David’s workshops use theatre games and exercises to cover such topics as shapes, energy, abstraction, and spatial relationship. The tone usually varies between intense, serious concentration, and giddy fun.
FRIDAY - 1/19/24 - THE BIG SCHMOOZE & BOHEMIA
6:45 PM - 7:30 PM FESTIVAL COCKTAILS & SCHMOOZE TIME - Enjoy champagne from Brüka & appetizers from The Wild River Grille as we celebrate THIRTY WONDERFUL years of Brüka Theatre and connect with the community and the Festival Artists. No host bar. $5 per person
7:30 PM - 9:30 PM BOHEMIA - WORDSMITH ~ Featuring Gregory Hillman's THE LIMERENCE & Kell Kittell's QUE SERA, SERA
Brüka Theatre has been presenting “Bohemia Nights” for close to 25 years, featuring and creating a performance platform for actors, musicians, poets, dancers, and other performance-based art forms to share their talent with our community. Sign up for a 5 minute open mic spots at: https://forms.gle/4oYjxQYGvu5wh7om8
SATURDAY - BIGGEST little FESTIVAL DAY 1/20/23 - NEW WORKS
NOON - TRANSFORMING TYRANTS Writer/Director - Michael Wilder Frazel
Synopsis: Four reality TV stars join forces to extreme makeover a dictator and his struggling country. While they claim they are there for the right reasons, secrets will be revealed, alliances will be betrayed, and there might even be a musical number. This darkly comedic romp through your favorite reality TV shows examines modern monetary theory, heartbreak, and whether people can ever really change. Play will be followed by a talkback with the audience and players.
2:00 PM - THE HUNGRY GAMES Writer/Director Bob Gabrielli
Synopsis: It’s a typical day for food bank volunteers at a drive-thru distribution. Play will be followed by a talkback with the audience and players.
4:00 PM - THE PROBLEM & THE REHEARSAL Writer/Director Martin A. David
Synopsis: Martin A. David presents two of his original plays: in The Problem two actors rush in through the audience. They are measuring and working but nothing seems to go right. Finally they agree that Mercury must be in retrograde. The second piece - The Rehearsal asks the question : Is it real life or just a rehearsal? This adventure in Theatre of the Absurd features two actresses who argue and kill each other.....again and again and again. Play will be followed by a talkback with the audience and players.
6:00 PM - THE BALLAD OF FRANKEE & MATILDE - Lyndsey Langsdale (Frankee) & Carrie Lynn (Matilde) Co-Writers/Co-Directors/Co-Stage managers/Performers
Synopsis - Inspired by music from the 1966 French film “A Man and a Woman,” The Ballad of Frankee & Matilde may appear at first glance to be a simple love story, two lost and awkward souls finding each other and being carried away by new and sudden infatuation. But at its core, the tale of these two lovers is about the battle between novelty and nuance and the invisible mechanism that both pushes us away from and pulls us nearer to those we love the most in this world. Play will be followed by a talkback with the audience and players.
7:30 PM - FLAUNT YOUR FLAWS - Writer/Producer: Stephanie Gittleman Director: Tim Mahoney Vocal Director: Cindy Sabatini
Synopsis - A Musical Improv of a mock dating reality show in which the first half will feature live solos by characters who have relationship baggage (and personality faults!) confessing what exactly is wrong with them via an original song. During a brief break, the audience will vote for who they’d like to see matched together and then they will proceed to improv a first date, moving in together, a wedding, and a marriage therapy session. Play will be followed by a talkback with the audience and players.
Doors open one-half hour prior to showtime. Any tickets remaining unclaimed as of showtime will be released to the stand-by line.
Brüka Theatre takes the health and safety of our guests, cast, crew, and volunteers very seriously. Any guest who has been exposed to Covid-19 or has exhibited any symptoms of Covid-19 within ten days of the date of the show should not attend. Please contact us at boxofficebruka@gmail.com to reschedule your tickets.
There is an inherent risk of exposure to COVID-19 in any public gathering. According to the CDC, senior citizens and those with underlying medical conditions are especially vulnerable. By visiting Bruka Theatre, you voluntarily assume all risks related to exposure to COVID-19.
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