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BONUS - FOUR SHORTS by Garry Lee Posey LIGHTS UP!
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- Performing Arts
For several years, Ensemble Theatre of Chattanooga presented a series of original works written by local playwrights conceived by and performed in front pieces of art at the Hunter Museum of American Art. We called this performance CASTING THE CANVAS. "It was an experiment of mixing mediums in an effort to showcase how the different ways individuals can experience visual art. Our writers included established playwrights, novice playwrights, fiction writers and willing enthusiasts with no prior writing experience."
Six to Eight scripts were curated, rehearsed and performed throughout the museum. A guide would lead the audiences to each of the galleries housing the art where the play would be performed with the art creating the backdrop. Three of the four plays in this series by playwright Garry were included in various Casting the Canvas events, they are:
FUGUE IN D
Terrance Wright, Brenda Schwab, Garry Lee Posey, Christy Gallo
Subway - 14th Street - Hunter Museum inspiration
Two Men - Hunter Museum inspiration
(Gaiety) Burlesque (also known as Irving Palace Burlesque) - Hunter Museum inspiration
Glen (Ireland) - Hunter Museum inspiration
American Gothic, Washington D.C. - Hunter Museum Inspiration
TWELVE IRONS IN THE FIRE
Garry Lee Posey, Taylor Williams, Kashun Parks
GOODWILLED
Kashun Parks, Taylor Williams, Maggie Williams, Eric Red Wyatt, Taylor Williams, Jesse McCecil
Alone Together IX - Hunter Museum inspiration
The other play in the series premiered as part of Ensemble Theatre of Chattanooga's SHORT ATTENTION SPAN THEATRE Short Play Festival and then performed again as part of the Drive By Theatre Festival in Atlanta, Georgia.
TAKING IN THE PEACEFULNESS
Maggie Williams, Megan Smith, Christy Gallo, John Thomas McCecil
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For several years, Ensemble Theatre of Chattanooga presented a series of original works written by local playwrights conceived by and performed in front pieces of art at the Hunter Museum of American Art. We called this performance CASTING THE CANVAS. "It was an experiment of mixing mediums in an effort to showcase how the different ways individuals can experience visual art. Our writers included established playwrights, novice playwrights, fiction writers and willing enthusiasts with no prior writing experience."
Six to Eight scripts were curated, rehearsed and performed throughout the museum. A guide would lead the audiences to each of the galleries housing the art where the play would be performed with the art creating the backdrop. Three of the four plays in this series by playwright Garry were included in various Casting the Canvas events, they are:
FUGUE IN D
Terrance Wright, Brenda Schwab, Garry Lee Posey, Christy Gallo
Subway - 14th Street - Hunter Museum inspiration
Two Men - Hunter Museum inspiration
(Gaiety) Burlesque (also known as Irving Palace Burlesque) - Hunter Museum inspiration
Glen (Ireland) - Hunter Museum inspiration
American Gothic, Washington D.C. - Hunter Museum Inspiration
TWELVE IRONS IN THE FIRE
Garry Lee Posey, Taylor Williams, Kashun Parks
GOODWILLED
Kashun Parks, Taylor Williams, Maggie Williams, Eric Red Wyatt, Taylor Williams, Jesse McCecil
Alone Together IX - Hunter Museum inspiration
The other play in the series premiered as part of Ensemble Theatre of Chattanooga's SHORT ATTENTION SPAN THEATRE Short Play Festival and then performed again as part of the Drive By Theatre Festival in Atlanta, Georgia.
TAKING IN THE PEACEFULNESS
Maggie Williams, Megan Smith, Christy Gallo, John Thomas McCecil
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Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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