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Written by Linda Dini Jenkins and Barbara Worton Directed by Kate Caffrey |
| Linda and Barbara have been friends for 35 years. That friendship provides a framework with which they view the changing world and their place within it. In this performance piece, poetry, movement and music give an intimate look at women confronting the 21st century. | |
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Written by Bob Gautreau and David Alexander Directed by Joe Byers |
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| A backwards, backstage musical dramedy that exposes Bob Gatreau's world of stand-up comedy. Drama and drag. Illusion and delusion. Wrist-slashing ballads. Surrealistic rap. Through it all we recognize some of our own personal struggles in Bob's quest for professional and sexual identity. | |
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Written by Dean O'Donnell Directed by Daphna Steinbuch |
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| Ten years ago Shadrach Bodine and his motorcycle were on the Wide World of Sports, ready to jump an unprecedented 31 cars. Then he lost his nerve... but with the help of a woman, a bottle of bourbon, and a waffle waitress, Shad takes the ride of his life in a night of love, sex, betrayal, and laughter. | |
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by Written by Joe Antoun and John Schumacher Musical Direction by Yuval Ron |
| Centastage founders Antoun and Schumacher's latest work takes an outrageous musical look at abnormal dreads - fear of strangers, imperfection, clothes, or even knees. Following last season's rip-roarin' Big Sky, Antoun and Schumacher promise another all-out plunge into the world of the contemporary musical. | |