24 Hour Theater - Original Theater Created in a Day
Onyx Theatre (Las Vegas, NV)
Rated 3.0 by 2 members who went.
The Insurgo Theater Movement presents the Las Vegas premiere of 24 Hour Theater, a theatre challenge where artists are locked in the theater at 8PM Friday night and perform a complete show at 8PM the next night. The show will feature more than twenty of Las Vegas' top theater artists, including Review Journal and Vegas Life theater award winners and members from several of Las Vegas' leading theater companies.
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The event will be coordinated by John Beane, Artistic Director of the Insurgo Theater Movement.
24-hour theater, the theater form that sees a show written, directed, rehearsed and performed in 24 hours or less, has been the subject of an intense international revival, with performances at the Old Vic in London and 24-Hour Play project ongoing on Broadway.
The plays – five of them, each about 10 to 12 minutes long – will be performed on September 8th, beginning at 8 PM. Suggestions on the theme for the pieces will be taken online at www.insurgotheater.org starting August 20th. The random drawing from all the entries, held the night before the show, will dictate the theme. An Insurgo original addition - unused theme ideas will be drawn and used to create original songs for the performance.
Insurgo Theater Movement
Insurgo Theater Movement is a dedicated ensemble that presents the works of international, classic, and avant-garde authors as well as maintaining a rigorous exploration of their own independent theatrical form.
