messenger #1
a new ancient Greek tragedy
written by Mark Jackson
directed by Hondo Weiss-Richmond
March 3-18, 2017
performed at the Paradise Factory Theater
written by Mark Jackson
directed by Hondo Weiss-Richmond
March 3-18, 2017
performed at the Paradise Factory Theater
Natalie Hegg, Dan Morrison, Jordan Kaplan, J.C. Ernst, and Katie Consamus. Photo by Ian Friedman.
Performed at the Paradise Factory Theater (basement space)
64 E. 4th Street, NYC, NY (between 3rd and 2nd Avenue)
64 E. 4th Street, NYC, NY (between 3rd and 2nd Avenue)
cast and creative team
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MESSENGER #1
J.C. Ernst* MESSENGER #2 Jordan Kaplan*^ MESSENGER #3 Emily Kitchens*^ ACTOR #1 Dan Morrison* ACTOR #2 Natalie Hegg*^ ACTOR #3 Katie Consamus* DIRECTOR Hondo Weiss-Richmond STAGE MANAGER Heather Olmstead* SCENIC DESIGNER Ghazal Hassani COSTUME DESIGNER Heather Carey LIGHTING DESIGNER Remy M. Leelike SOUND DESIGNER Randall Benichak * Denotes AEA Member.
An Equity-Approved Showcase. ^ Hunger & Thirst Company Member |
Jordan Kaplan and J.C. Ernst. Photo by Ian Friedman.
Jordan Kaplan, J.C. Ernst, and Emily Kitchens. Photo by Kristin Calabria.
Dan Morrison and Natalie Hegg. Photo by Ian Friedman.
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Before there was Internet, before there were newspapers, before there were carrier pigeons, there were the messengers. Hunger & Thirst Theatre is proud to present Messenger #1, a new ancient Greek tragedy written by Mark Jackson, which transforms Aeschylus's Oresteia trilogy into an athletic and lean 90 minutes, focusing on the three messengers who serve theater's first dysfunctional royal family. As Agamemnon, Clytemnestra, Electra, and Orestes's heinous actions cause the world to spiral out of control, our messengers’ clear, passionate voices are the country’s only source of information, a powerful--and potentially dangerous--position to hold...
Messenger #1 is registered with the New York Innovative Theatre Awards. The IT Awards were organized to bring recognition to the great work being done in Off-Off-Broadway and help create a community base for the estimated 40,000 artists working in the Off-Off-Broadway venue.
