Five One Act Plays
Written by Alan Ball
Directed & Produced by Tim Shane
~Featuring~
Loren Chandler
Joey Dassinger
Brian Goates
Heather McCormick
Tim Shane
Sam Weeks
The show runs 2 hrs 15 min with intermission
contains adult launguage and content
For Rehearsal Pictures, please click here
For
additional press pictures, please contact:
tim@shane-arts.com

Bachelor Holiday

Made For A Woman
|



Power Lunch

Your Mother's Butt
|
SATER and Dallas Hub Theater start 2010 off with 5 One Act Plays by Alal Ball (True Blood, Six Feet Under, American Beauty).
MADE FOR A WOMAN: The perfect young woman and the perfect young boyfriend in MADE FOR A WOMAN are perfect examples of the image conscious society in which we live. She has everything and he does too, and they have each other. All is fine until she feels duped by a case of overpackaging, her world falls apart and she decides to take matters into her own hands in a dangerous way. Featuring Heather McCormick and Joey Dassinger.
BACHELOR HOLIDAY: In BACHELOR HOLIDAY a mouse, caught in a glue trap causes 3 roommates to discuss the meaning of life, death, yuppiedom, karma and the harsh reality of their place on the food chain. Featuring Brian Goates, Joey Dassinger and Loren Chandler.
POWER LUNCH: A highly ambitious couple battle for power and control of their relationship over a POWER LUNCH, even though they just met. They also incorporate their wait staff as tools of jealousy. Featuring Heather McCormick, Tim Shane, Joey Dassinger and Sam Weeks.
THE M WORD: In THE M WORD two ambitious executives decide that they are good for each other and proceed to negotiate a future together. As they are so caught up in the corporate lifestyle, this is truly a negotiation on merging their futures. Featuring Sam Weeks and Tim Shane
YOUR MOTHER'S BUTT: The evening concludes with a play about a therapist desperately searching for clues to help her seriously disturbed young patient that rattles on about shoes, belts, dreams and she thinks she has the answer in YOUR MOTHERS BUTT. Featuring Brian Goates and Heather McCormick. |