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A Date for the Evening
A Date for the Evening, written and starring Celestial Zenith, directed and choreographed by Shannon Stowe. A NEW ONE WOMAN SHOW exploring one girls breakneck journey through a night of speed dating, struggling to connect with anyone but her self to mend her broken past.
Reviews:
Theatre is Easy, by Shoshana Roberts
http://www.theasy.com/Reviews/2014/D/adatefortheevening.php
"Zenith and Stowe collaborated cohesively on this piece to the point that I was not able to see any ripping seams, or even a loose thread. The stitches that make up this woven tale are tight and smooth."
"Zenith brings a unique and enjoyable perspective to the solo show genre."
"Zenith is an asset to the acting world."
Stage Buddy, by Christine Cali
http://stagebuddy.com/reviews/review-date-evening/
"'A Date for the Evening' is smart contemporary theater."
Cast & Crew
GIRL ... Celestial Zenith
Writer/Producer ... Celestial Zenith
Director/Choreographer .. Shannon Stowe
Stage Manager ... Noelle Harrison
Celestial Zenith (writer/producer/GIRL), Celestial graduated from San Francisco State University with a BA in Drama Performance. Hailing in now from New York City, Celestial is thrilled to bring her debut as a playwright to the city where she learned it all. Prior to moving to New York she performed throughout the Bay Area, in such shows as: Chicago, Hamlet, NINE, and Equus (CLTC), Working (FMT), and Hay Fever (Broadway West). Celestial also spent some time in Hawaii and performed as the sassy Angel in The Best Little Whore House in Texas and then in London where she worked with The Actors and Writers of London, Actors Centre, The Hinde St. Musical Theatre Showcase and performed in Comparison Theatre Co.'s production of A Midsummer Nights Dream. A Date for the Evening marked Celestial's debut as a playwright and performer in New York City where it premiered Off Off Broadway earlier in the year at the St. Marks Theatre, apart of the Frigid Fringe Festival. www.celestialze!
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Shannon Stowe (director/choreographer), Shannon Stowe graduated from the New School for Drama with her MFA in Acting. Since graduating, she has choreographed Henry VI (parts 1, 2, & 3), Macbeth, and co-choreographed and assistant directed a tango-infused Love's Labour's Lost . She recently choreographed Pieces (Planet Connections 2014), and MORE and Bitten for Ego Actus. Her dance theatre company, New Dance Theatre, made it's debut in October 2013 at the Emerging Artists Theatre Festival's New Works Series. As a director, Shannon won best classical production (Bay Area Small Theatre Awards) for her production of Enchanted April at Bus Barn Stage Company. She directed and choreographed numerous productions in the San Francisco Bay Area before moving to New York to attend the New School. She also recently appeared in a new play, The Tragedy of Dandelion with Ego Actus at Urban Stages. www.shannonstowe.com
Noelle Harrison (stage manager), Noelle graduated from San Francisco State University with a Bachelor of Fine Arts, Production and Design; Stage Management; Secondary emphasis. Noelle is thrilled to be apart of this collaboration with Celestial and Shannon plus working with the San Francisco Fringe Festival.
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156 Eddy Street
San Francisco, CA 94102
United States
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