[NEohioPAL] Little Box at CPT this weekend! New work by Geither, Grover and Gossellin

Mindy Herman MHerman at cptonline.org
Tue Oct 28 08:10:42 PDT 2008


 

Cleveland Public Theatre presents: 

Little Box

Staged readings of new work by six local writers

 

Performances Thursday, October 30th and Saturday, November 1st 

James Levin Theatre

 

As part of CPT's commitment to local playwrights and producers, CPT
presents Little Box, a series of staged readings. Little Box is modeled
after CPT's successful Big [BOX] Series but on a smaller scale, designed
to foster works at an earlier stage of development. Six plays will be
presented as staged readings over two weekends. 

 

Premiere Performances 

 

Tickets only $10 General Admission, $7 Students and Seniors

 

All shows begin at 7:30pm!

 

Visit www.cptonline.org <http://www.cptonline.org/>  or call
216.631.2727 x 501 to purchase tickets now! 

 

 

The Conjure-Man Dies: A Play in Five Acts by Adrienne Gossellin  

Thursday, October 30th

The Conjure-Man Dies is the story of the murder of N G'ana Frimbo,
scientist, Harvard graduate and African king, who resurrects himself to
find his murderer, only to be killed in the process.  The crime is
investigated by John Archer, a pedantic doctor, and Perry Dart, the
first black detective in Harlem, with help from Jinx Jenkins and Bubber
Brown, two ex-sanitation workers turned "private eyes." The Conjure-Man
Dies is an adaptation of the first African American Detective novel
written by Rudolph Fisher in 1932. Written and Directed by Adrienne
Gossellin.

 

 

540 AM by Jeffrey Grover 

and

It's Okay to Cry: A Personal History of Cleveland Baseball by Mike
Geither

Saturday, November 1st

 

540 AM by Jeffrey Grover

 

A 50 something man finds himself an orphan, having recently lost his
Mom. Add to that a divorce and the quest to find the answer to the
question: How can I die content? Lessons learned from the way his mom
died and the ways that she lived add to his introspective and often
humorous journey. 540 AM is a time of day for everyone. 

 

It's Okay to Cry: A Personal History of Cleveland Baseball by Mike
Geither

 

It's Okay to Cry is a Cleveland sports fan's attempt to negotiate
bitterness, death and middle age. By exploring the Ray Chapman/Carl Mays
story, the economics of professional baseball and personal tragedy, this
quirky fan makes peace with the complexity of loving losers of all
kinds. 

 

Both productions will be directed by Jacqi Loewy

 

Visit www.cptonline.org <http://www.cptonline.org/>  for more
information and to purchase tickets!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Mindy Herman

Communications Director

Cleveland Public Theatre

6415 Detroit Ave.

Cleveland, OH  44102

[p] 216.631.2727 x 203

[f]  216.631.2575

mherman at cptonline.org

www.cptonline.org <http://www.cptonline.org/> 

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