In So Many Words
(four plays about language)
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Written and performed by Margot Bordelon, Christopher Devine,
Brian Lobel and Arlene Malinowski, these four solo works explore the
complexities of language, love, and the (exhausting) search for companionship.
In So Many Words premiered at Live Bait Theater's 12th Annual
Fillet of Solo Festival in July 2007, and, after rave reviews,
Sold Out each of its six performances.
THE PLAYS
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Love, Valor and Technology
by Margot Bordelon
The evolution of romantic communication is moving at an alarming pace. Is the modern day quest for love made easier by technological advancement, or more difficult?
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The View From My Side of the Nose (Redux)
by Brian Lobel In 1999, Brian's first play about heartbreak, acne and survival,
premiered in an Upstate New
York high school cafeteria. Can
Brian in 1999 survive Brian
2007's scrutiny today? A solo
work about looking back,
rewriting history and personal
shame. |
Till Deaf Do Us Part
by Arlene Malinowski
Is "happily ever after"
possible with Deaf parents, a flustered fiancée' and a pre-wedding fiasco?
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Word Perfect
by Christopher Devine
Word Perfect is the story of
Chicago's one and only door-
to-door Oxford English
Dictionary salesman and his
struggle to hawk a 138-
pound, four-foot-long, twenty-
two thousand-page dictionary.
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all photos by Scott Everett, Two Shakes Photography
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