There’s people that do this for a living and they’re much more clever than I am, so here’s their words:
“In this darkly compelling recent Broadway hit, four Irish friends gather for a card game with devilishly high stakes.”
Still not hooked? Perhaps, the longer version:
“In a forgotten corner of Northern Dublin, four old friends gather to face the holidays the only way they know how—with a bottle of whiskey and a deck of cards. But when a mysterious stranger arrives and wants a piece of the action, the men find themselves playing a game with devilishly high stakes. Steeped in Irish myth, this recent Broadway hit dubbed “Best New Play of the Year” (Wall Street Journal) is darkly funny and surprisingly uplifting.
Under the direction of Tony-Award-nominee Wilson Milam (The Lieutenant of Inishmore), the Seattle Rep production features local favorites Hans Altwies, Frank Corrado, Sean G. Griffin, Russell Hodgkinson and Shawn Telford.”
The show begins previewing Thursday February 26 and continues previewing that week Friday, Saturday, as well as Monday and Tuesday the following week.
TO BE CLEAR: THE SHOW OPENS WEDNESDAY MARCH 4th AND WILL RUN REGULARLY TUESDAY THROUGH SUNDAY UNTIL MARCH 28TH.
All shows are 7:30PM
The show closes March 28th
Rush tickets purchased one hour before curtain are $20. Under 25? $10 (Cheaper than a movie, twice as many laughs and someone gets naked, I won’t say who.)
My second film “A Night in the Sunlight” is playing three weeks in a row beginning at the Washougal International Film Festival, followed by 1-Reel Film Festival, then finally the 2008 Schweitzer Lakedance Film Festival, September 7-14th.
My second film, “A Night in the Sunlight,” will play the 1 Reel Film Festival, a part of Bumbershoot, Seattle’s Music and Arts Festival which annually draws over 150,000 people to the grounds of the Seattle Center to celebrate the arts. Founded in 1995, 1 Reel is a Bumbershoot tradition, and is one of the nation’s best-attended short format festivals in the US, drawing over 20,000 filmgoers, filmmakers and industry members each year.
Good news, both of my short films, “Gimme Music, Gimme Shelter” and “A Night in the Sunlight” are headed to southern Washington for the fist ever Washougal International Film Festival.
My second short film “A Night in the Sunlight” will be screening publicly—FOR THE FIRST TIME EVER—at Rawstock’s “Light & Dark” event. If you haven’t been to a Rawstock Film Festival before, these are great opportunities to mingle with other filmmakers, actors, cinemafiles, hipsters and hippies but let’s be real… Rawstock is a bitchin’ party. Point in fact, this Rawstock happens to be co-sponsored by Bulleit Bourbon, who also unofficially sponsored my 2008 Kentucky Derby Party where we discovered that Bulleit also makes a great mint julep!
We’re going to Korea!
Hola