Download Season Info (listed below) - PDF. May 2016 - BRILLIANT TRACES by Cindy Lou Johnson Summer. 34th season is ambitious and highly entertaining, filled with stories told on a grand-scale and intimate new work from some of the most successful and respected writer currently working in the American theatre. Mallory, Rachelle, James is raising funds for Brilliant Traces by Cindy Lou Johnson on Kickstarter! A funny and heartbreaking one act play that explores the question: can happiness, love, and ultimately life, follow great tragedy?

Click to enlarge • Threepenny Theatre Company Brilliant Traces is a perfectly named play. For the most part it’s not very brilliant, but it's threaded with moments of startling clarity that knock you back in your seat. And top-drawer actors Meghan Lisi and Michael Khanlarian turn in performances worth the suggested admission price even though they're never really set free to explore the theatrical possibilities inherent in Cindy Lou Johnson's rambling, but mercifully short script The opening is full of possibility. It’s dark, the wind is howling, and someone is beating on the door of a sparsely appointed hermit’s cabin. Son Of Sardar Song Tu Bichdann Mp3 Download Free.

A woman’s voice calls out, 'Let me in! I'm a person in serious trouble!' Suddenly the door bangs open and in stumbles Rosannah, delirious in a filthy wedding dress. She’s driven from Arizona all the way to a remote corner of Alaska where her car has broken down near the cabin of Harry Henry, an antisocial oil rig worker with sad stories to tell. If he can ever get a word in edgewise. For the first quarter of the play he stands silently as this mystery woman drinks his whiskey, and babbles until she passes out cold for two days. 'It's so cold in Alaska.'

Harry drags Rosannah to his bed. He undresses her, respectfully. He washes her tentatively. He has a nervous breakdown over her delicate lace shoes which remind him of something that hurts real bad. Not knowing what else to do with them he puts them in the oven and burns them to a crisp.

Rosannah sits up in bed and announces, “I’m the prettiest girl you’ve ever seen,” then passes out cold again. The setup is tight. Everything else falls apart. Have you ever been trapped in a confined space with a cocaine addict having a manic sad? That’s what the rest of Brilliant Traces is like. Only there are two of them.

Once Rosannah wakes up she and Harry take turns vomiting up backstory in a series of semi-coherent rants. Outside there is a white out, with snow coming down so hard it’s impossible to distinguish one direction from another. Rosannah, who arrived all in white, babbles redundantly about her fear of becoming indistinguishable. And about how, when she was driving from Arizona, in some kind of fugue state, she felt like her essence was moving faster than the car. Faster even than her own body in the car — like the essential part of who she is might fly off into space.