A Stupid Wind-Up Girl in a Stupid Wound-Up World
You can listen to this play online! It was performed on April 1st at the Black Rock Pub & Kitchen in Chicago as part of the Whiskey Radio Hour.
It is about a girl with a metal chest, the boy who loves her, and the metal leg that breaks her heart.
It is about a girl with a metal chest, the boy who loves her, and the metal leg that breaks her heart.
Thieves and Bad, Bad Lies
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Playwright and Director: Logan Toftness
August 2013 This farcical adventure begins after a young man and the woman he is totally in love with rob a liquor store, then go off into the woods together to find a good place to hide. They meet a strange little, tea-loving old lady who invites them to stay at her unusual Inn where they discover that love is not always what it should be. There are lies, laughs and lesbians in this show, along with more tea and cookies than any little old lady could ever hope for. Volume One wrote an article about the production! Here's the link: http://volumeone.org/articles/2013/08/29/6112_bad_bad_lies Please contact me if you would like to read the script at [email protected] |
24 Hour Project: If You Love Him
Playwright: Logan Toftness
Director: Jake Brockmann February 9th, 2013 This dark play takes a look at what happens when those you love cannot take care of themselves and endanger those around them. Theme: "You can't take it with you" Location: A bar Writer's challenges: -something has to die -someone has to get hurt -someone needs to be called "Felatio Del Torro" -someone has to dance -include a cat somehow 24 Hour Project takes place over--you guessed it!--24 hours. This means the writers show up at 7 PM Friday and by 7 PM Saturday night the artists have written, directed, rehearsed, and memorized never-before-seen plays and are ready to preform. There are also musicians, dancers, visual artists, and even some poets involved in the Project as well! |
Double or Nothing
Playwright: Logan Toftness
Double or Nothing explores acts of desperation through a simple game. Hazel and Finny run a carnival booth in the park, but when Jack shows up and wants a prize Hazel won't give him, trouble ensues. This script was written with the guideline of having a theme revolving around games. |
