This is the weekend to view the first new play on the Covid-Shutdown Greater Lansing Theatre Scene in a lo-o-o-ong time. It’s an entertaining and involving hour — free of charge - only this weekend, on Youtube. Don’t miss it!
PASS THE DUCKS will be accessible on YouTube is 5:00 on January 22 to 5:00 on Monday, January 25. Here is the direct link: https://youtu.be/HLYogAbTyKs
The play, written by Doak Bloss, directed by Emily Clark with assistance from Marcus Fields, features Heath Sartorius and Doak Bloss as two men meeting to discuss a third who has died. Over the course of a summer each challenges the other in unforeseen ways on their way to a mutual reckoning of loss and forgiveness.
Mark and I enjoyed our “sneak preview” very much and I want to watch again, to see if I notice any “tweaks” - editing improvements - that may have been added.(Thanks to Matt Ottinger, for all his video/editing artistry.)
You can check out more info and my “review” at http://www.greaterlansingtheatre.net/reviews
The script is a tad “PG” in spots, dealing with LGBTQ issues among others — not a kids’ show, despite the “Ducks” reference. And yes, you WILL learn what the phrase “Pass the Ducks” actually means during the course of the show!
Though viewing is free of charge, Doak has suggested donations to Riverwalk Theatre in response to his show — however, note that it has been an independent production, not directly sponsored by Riverwalk. https://www.riverwalktheatre.com/act-ii-campaign.html
Doak welcomes sharing of this announcement via various social networks in the theatre, human services, social justice, community organizing, and LGBTQ communities.
For more information, contact Doak Bloss at mailto:[email protected]
PASS THE DUCKS will be accessible on YouTube is 5:00 on January 22 to 5:00 on Monday, January 25. Here is the direct link: https://youtu.be/HLYogAbTyKs
The play, written by Doak Bloss, directed by Emily Clark with assistance from Marcus Fields, features Heath Sartorius and Doak Bloss as two men meeting to discuss a third who has died. Over the course of a summer each challenges the other in unforeseen ways on their way to a mutual reckoning of loss and forgiveness.
Mark and I enjoyed our “sneak preview” very much and I want to watch again, to see if I notice any “tweaks” - editing improvements - that may have been added.(Thanks to Matt Ottinger, for all his video/editing artistry.)
You can check out more info and my “review” at http://www.greaterlansingtheatre.net/reviews
The script is a tad “PG” in spots, dealing with LGBTQ issues among others — not a kids’ show, despite the “Ducks” reference. And yes, you WILL learn what the phrase “Pass the Ducks” actually means during the course of the show!
Though viewing is free of charge, Doak has suggested donations to Riverwalk Theatre in response to his show — however, note that it has been an independent production, not directly sponsored by Riverwalk. https://www.riverwalktheatre.com/act-ii-campaign.html
Doak welcomes sharing of this announcement via various social networks in the theatre, human services, social justice, community organizing, and LGBTQ communities.
For more information, contact Doak Bloss at mailto:[email protected]
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