How to be a Human, or at least Try: A Collection of Short Plays and Monologues by Bekah Brunstetter at North Carolina Stage Company
Dates: (6/19/2019 - 6/23/2019 )
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15 Stage Lane
Asheville, 28801
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How to be a Human, or at least Try
A Collection of Short Plays and Monologues by Bekah Brunstetter
June 19-23, 2019 Visiting Artist Series @ NC Stage Company, Asheville, NC
As part of their Visiting Artists Series, NC Stage will soon be hosting the world-premiere production of How to be a Human, or at least Try: A Collection of Short Plays and Monologues by Bekah Brunstetter.
Originally from Winston-Salem, NC, Brunstetter is a critically-acclaimed playwright (The Cake, The Notebook), Emmy nominated television writer (This is Us), and Oprah-approved screenplay author (The Secret). How to be a Human, or at least Try is produced by Erin McCarson and Josephine Thomas. Working closely with Brunstetter, a talented group of actors in Asheville, NC are honored to present the first-ever performances of this production. This event is a victory for the Asheville theater scene, as Brunstetter's work is often first staged in New York or other large regional theaters.
This production features both published and unpublished short plays and monologues. How to be a Human, or at least Try weaves themes of love, kindness, loneliness, and hurt, driving forces in the human desire for connection. It's a close up look at the heartbreaking longing to be seen, and what it means when you actually are seen. In this playful and poignant series of vignettes, Brunstetter creates characters who are real and true and human and vulnerable and funny. Her words are universal. She helps the audience to both understand and feel understood. She finds magic in the every day and shines light in even the darkest, most mundane corners of life.
The collaborative cast bringing Brunstetter's vision to life includes Erin McCarson, Josephine Thomas, Samantha LeBrocq, Allen Law, Anna Denson, Pam Elder, and Daniel Moore. In addition to acting, members of the cast are also lending their expertise to directing and designing.
How to be a Human or at least Try: A Collection of Short Plays and Monologues by Bekah Brunstetter will show at NC Stage from June 19th-23rd. NC Stage is graciously providing the venue for this groundbreaking project, but every other aspect of the production is being crowdfunded by local donors and business sponsors.
For information on donating or sponsoring, or with any other questions, please contact HowtobeaHumanoratleastTry@gmail.com.
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PERFORMANCE SCHEDULE: June 19-23, 2019
Wednesday, June 19 @ 7:30 PM
Thursday, June 20 @ 7:30 PM
Friday, June 21 @ 7:30 PM
Saturday, June 22 @ 7:30 PM
Sunday, June 23 @ 2:00 PM
For a complete listing of show times, please visit NCStage.org or call 828-239-0263.
BOX OFFICE INFORMATION:
828-239-0263 or NCStage.org
15 Stage Lane
Asheville, NC 28801
DISCOUNTS:
$10 Student tickets
$10 Artist Rush tickets, if available, 1 hour prior to each show
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NC Stage Company
15 Stage Lane
Asheville, NC 28801
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North Carolina Stage Company is at 15 Stage Lane, Asheville.
Currently in its 20th season, NC Stage was founded by Charlie and Angie Flynn-McIver in 2001. After establishing vibrant acting and directing careers in New York City, the couple returned to their home state of North Carolina to establish NC Stage Company, and have been producing professional theatre ever since. NC Stage has been twice recognized for artistic excellence by both the prestigious American Theatre Wing and the North Carolina Theatre Conference George A. Parides Award. The company was also voted best local theatre for 11 out of the past 13 years in the Mountain Xpress Best of WNC Poll. NC Stage has hosted 3 world premieres, including Stalking the Boogyman in 2013, Curvy Widow, and Brave New World, both in 2016. NC Stage is a certified 501(c)(3) nonprofit that works with members of Actors’ Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States, under a Small Professional Theatre Tier 4 Contract.
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