2005 - 2006 Season| By Randall J. Funk |
Directed by Don Eitel | | August 5 - 13, 2005 at The Minnesota Fringe Festival | featuring:
Adam Felitz
Tina Frederickson
Matthew Glover
Sam Landman
| | Pigs Eye remounts its surprise hit from the 2002 Fringe! A crazed actress hires a down-on-his luck director to bring her the head of everyone's favorite critic. Along the way, they meet an embittered actor, a sarcastic hitman, and a much-put-upon roommate. The entire quest winds up in the only place it could: a Fringe Festival. You want to see this. You know you want to see this. |
| By Woody Allen |
Directed by Jay Urmann | September 9 - 24, 2005 at Cedar Riverside People's Center
September 30 - October 1, 2005 at Emily, MN
October 14 - 30, 2005 at Pioneer Place on Fifth | featuring:
Ari Hoptman
Karen Wiese-Thompson
| | Hapless diplomat Axel thinks life is bad when his father, an ambassador in a hostile Communist country, goes on vacation and leaves Axel in charge of the embassy. Things are about to go from bad to worse, though. A family of American tourists are mistaken for spies and seek refuge under the care of Axel and his overwrought staff. Axel must find a way to get the family out of the country before the situation becomes a full-scale international incident. Writer Woody Allen is at his off-beat best in this hilarious nod to the Cold War, a play that may be even more timely today. |
| By William Shakespeare |
Directed by Randall J. Funk | | December 2nd - 17th, 2005 at Cedar Riverside People's Center | featuring:
John Lilleberg
Tina Frederickson
| | William Shakespeare’s horrifying tale of greed, murder, and intrigue. Noble Macbeth, incited by his ambitious wife and a witches’ prophecy, schemes and murders his way to the throne of Scotland. But will he be able to hold power before fate, his enemies, and his own conscience conspire to destroy him? Artistic director Randall J. Funk’s unique vision sets the play in a chamber of hell where the Macbeths must relive their crimes through all eternity. |
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