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interlace [falling star]Annex Theatre produced my first full length play as part of its 2008 season:
interlace [falling star]If you couldn't make it, perhaps I might entice you to read the script: – Charles Mudede, The Stranger The Stranger Suggests, August 15: “Like life itself, this new play by local writer/director Scotto Moore is silly, in both the ancient (spiritually touched) and modern (frivolous) senses of that word. It is also serious (history has not changed the sense of that word). Set in an infinitely tall building – one that might resemble a new tower in Dubai or a tower Frank Lloyd Wright once imagined in a moment of madness – interlace is a tireless narrative machine that generates comic nonsense and cosmic concepts.” – Charles Mudede, The Stranger Suggests “Just go see it and enjoy yourself. Jen Moon’s performance as the nameless amnesiac heroine is smart and funny. LaChrista Borgers’s turn as the robot companion Trickle confirms that women in pink wigs make us think bad thoughts. Stan Shields brings all the gravitas and physical presence you could want to his super-hero character The Amazing Dr. X, while capturing his vulnerable side. And Kristina Sutherland, who has yet to disappoint us, recalls what Deckard must have been like before he became the burned-out shell of a man we meet in Blade Runner, with her hard-as-nails performance as psychic security officer Agent Grey.” – Jeremy M. Barker, Seattlest “Clever, amusing…. Sardonic bon mots are scattered throughout…. [Writer/director] Moore conjures…with geeky authority and natural comic flair.” – Misha Berson, Seattle Times “This trippy, smart, new sci-fi fantasy…uses futuristic techno-speak cleverly, and often keeps you guessing.” – Seattle Times In this “bent science-fiction vision of the godly plane”, the “characters joust with jaded irreverence and are skeptical of their own tropes.” The show is “zany fun…as if Joseph Campbell wrote an episode of Red Dwarf.” – Giani Truzzi, Seattle Post-Intelligencer “Jen Moon [as] ‘Andrea Change’…is wonderful to watch…. The very strong cast…takes a very funny journey into Infinity…. The journey is worth taking.” – Miryam Gordon, Seattle Gay News interlace [falling star] delivers “a cheerful blend of horror and humor, fueled by a heady mixture of future shock and super-heroics. Gotta say this about Annex: For a company that just reached the advanced age of 21, it’s still unafraid to tackle weird material and provocative ideas.” – John Longenbaugh, Seattle Weekly If you saw the play and you're curious about all the fantastic music that you heard in the show, allow me to point you toward this MP3 soundtrack of all the major themes used in the show: 1. Pfly - Black Trip Attain 2. Larry Ryan - Welcome To The Association 3. Pfly - Mloah 4. Larry Ryan - Trickle's Theme 5. Pfly - Red Square 6. Fog People - For No Good Reason At All (instrumental) 7. Fog People - Ms. Mad Love (instrumental) 8. Pfly - Room 9. Pfly - Domo 10. Pfly - Tongue Box 11. Pfly - You Can Touch It 12. Pfly & Scotto - Star Womb 13. Pfly - Daemonica 14. Pfly - Swallow The Pills |
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