Kids Weigh Morality vs. Loyalty in Everyday Heroes at Laguna Playhouse
Laguna Playhouse (606 Laguna Canyon Rd. Laguna Beach, CA 92651)
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The last date listed for Everyday Heroes was Thursday May 17, 2007 / 7:30pm.
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Marilynn B.
Everyday Heroes took real life situations that many do face or know someone who does and gave a touching, revealing and healing presentation. I enjoyed the performances and the message.Written on May 19 2007
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Description
Kurt and Win have spent their young lives protecting their alcoholic mother. When an accident leads to a devastating fire, they are catapulted into a media frenzy and Win becomes a reluctant hero. But the brothers harbor a terrible secret. Will Win choose family loyalty or listen to his conscience?
Everyday Heroes raises questions about the meaning of heroism and explores issues surrounding the power of the media and the silencing of boys’ emotions in our society.
This production marks the West Coast premiere and is part of Laguna Playhouse's Theatre for a New Generation series of plays especially for teens, parents and educators.
Written by Laurie Brooks
Directed by Donna Inglima
Donna Inglima (Director of Youth Theatre, Education & Outreach) is a director, writer, producer, teacher, and actor. She’s directed original plays in New York City, Chicago, Palm Springs, Stockbridge, MA, Syracuse, NY, and Laguna Beach. She is currently at The Laguna Playhouse, where she is the Producer and Director of TheatreReach, an Equity Theatre for Young Audiences touring program, and Education Director. Donna directed Spinning Into Butter for Laguna Playhouse in 2001, and a number of productions for the Youth Theatre Stage, including The Good Times Are Killing Me, The Homecoming, The Quiltmaker’s Gift, Tom Sawyer, and Ramona Quimby, and she wrote and directed Give a Boy a Gun. She is currently working on remounting The Laguna Playhouse Professional Touring productions By the Great Horn Spoon, Stuart Little, and, for the Youth Theatre Stage, HONK!