BASTARDS OF YOUNG: Press Release

13 Jul 2009 by Susan Myburgh, Comments Off

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Proudly announces the first production of our third season

BASTARDS OF YOUNG

The Side Project (1439 W. Jarvis)

October 15th, 2009 through November 8th, 2009

Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays at 8:00 P.M.

Press Night is Friday, October 16th

We are the sons of no one..

Assassins.  Vultures.  Cannibals.  These are just a few of the lowly characters featured in Tympanic's upcoming evening of explosive new work.  With a colorful cast of killers, misfits, and just about every other offbeat outcast under the sun, there eight world premieres explore the horror, comedy, and humanity found in the most surreal dregs of society.  Often twisted, often hilarious, and always armed to the teeth, Bastards of Young is a night of short plays unlike any other.

THE PLAYS

THE ELF KING - written by ensemble member Susan Myburgh, directed by ensemble member Chris Acevedo:

A blacker than black fairytale that shows the consequences of parents who disregard their sick little children

FOLKFIRE - written by Artistic Director Dan Caffrey and Dan Pfleegor, directed by Aaron Henrickson:

In the wake of a deadly forest fire, two American legends meet up to settle old scores.

THE GREAT BLACK VULTURE – written by Josh Mikel, directed by ensemble member Susan Myburgh:

Two castaways are torn at the seems by paranoia of death before meeting a most unlikely maker.

MAY IS A SPECIAL TIME OF YEAR – written by Rob Matsushita, directed by Timothy Bambara:

Love is in the air as two government assassins find themselves in the middle of what may be their last job.

NIGHT VISION – written by S.L. Daniels, directed by Casey Franklin:

A prostitute gains the ability to see the true monsters lurking beneath her customers' skin.  But is it a blessing or a curse?

NORTHSTAR NAVIGATIONwritten by ensemble member Mick Greco, directed by Tracy Wray:

A pair of two bit thieves are aided by their GPS in a robbery gone horribly wrong.

PERSONAL APOCALYPSE – written by Bob Fisher, directed by Sean Kelly:

A low level employee is viciously interrogated about a vague mental breakdown.

ZACHARY ZWILLINGER EATS PEOPLE – written by Lauren D. Yee, directed by Hollis Rabin:

A hopeless romantic copes with the fact that he eats every woman he loves.

OUR MISSION

Tympanic Theatre Company is dedicated to producing new work with fantastical, frightening, or absurd subject matter that provokes as well as entertains.  We invite our audience to explore new theatrical worlds of fresh, visceral storytelling, and extraordinary characters.

For more information on Bastards of Young and Tympanic Theatre Company, please click here.

It's not too late to make a donation for our online fundraiser.  We have raised 53% of our goal and with your help we are positive we will make our goal by our Aug 1st deadline.

 

Thanks for reading,

Susan

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