Weary Gut: An Unauthorized Disentanglement of The Legendary Entrails of Grandmother's Belly
Created by Lauren Joy Fraley and Jeremy Paul
Performance by Lauren Joy Fraley
Projection Design by Jeremy Paul
Full belly, big eyes... "The better to see you with, my dear."
This short piece will be performed:
Created by Lauren Joy Fraley and Jeremy Paul
Performance by Lauren Joy Fraley
Projection Design by Jeremy Paul
Full belly, big eyes... "The better to see you with, my dear."
This short piece will be performed:
- September 9, 2017 at Cleveland Public Theatre's Pandemonium '17: UNLEASH
- September 15 and 16, 2017 at Theater Ninjas' Positive Reinforcements
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Lauren continues her role as lead artist in Theater Ninjas' Partnership with Orchard STEM School in Ohio City. The after school STEAM club explores the intersections of arts and sciences with 4th-6th grade girls who have an interest in learning about our physical world on Earth, as well as imaginative worlds of their own creation. The club is made possible by individual donors and the Martha Holden Jennings Foundation. |
Who We Used to Be
October 12-November 4, 2017
Created By Jeremy Paul and The Ensemble
An outcast fights to defend her home. Sisters are separated by death and betrayal. A wounded animal sends a man's life hurtling out of control. Who We Used to Be performed at the Canopy Collective as a part of the Theater Ninjas Preludes System, expanding the world of Marble Cities (2013) & The Grand Celebration of the Celestial Mystery (2015). This full version of the production is a highly physical telling of a collection of original myths that ask, "Who gets to define a city?"
October 12-November 4, 2017
Created By Jeremy Paul and The Ensemble
An outcast fights to defend her home. Sisters are separated by death and betrayal. A wounded animal sends a man's life hurtling out of control. Who We Used to Be performed at the Canopy Collective as a part of the Theater Ninjas Preludes System, expanding the world of Marble Cities (2013) & The Grand Celebration of the Celestial Mystery (2015). This full version of the production is a highly physical telling of a collection of original myths that ask, "Who gets to define a city?"
