Ixion Ensemble Celebrates End of Season with a Love Letter to Short Plays Over the Years
Ixion Ensemble Theatre concludes its 2024-25 Season with "Thank You, Ten!", a collection of short plays chosen from each of the past short play collections highlighting new or unproduced writers, The plays will be performed at Stage One at Sycamore Creek Church, 2200 Lake Lansing Road Lansing, MI June 13-22. Friday and Saturday performances will be at 7 PM and Sunday performances at 3 PM. Tickets are $15 online,https://our.show/thankyouten, or at the door. For more information call 517.775.4246 or mailto:[email protected].
The plays featured in "Thank You, Ten" were curated by Associate Artistic Producer and show director, Heath Sartorius. Featured scripts are:
• "Icarus Flying" by A.S. Freeman
• "Family Tradition" by O.G. Ueberoth
• "Pumps" by Brett Hursey
• "Guess" by J. Bader
• "Betrayal Among the Grinning Gators" by J. Weagley
• "Legs" by Kathleen Barber
• "Scripted" by Mark Levine
• "The Monster Inside" by Adam Carlson
• "Misfortune" by Mark Levine
Sartortius, with the help of Assistant Director Cole Bennett, has assembled an ensemble of actors to tackle this tribute to some of the best short plays over the years. Ensemble members for "Thank You, Ten!" are:
• Alan Greenberg
• Amy Jo Brown
• Kelsey Renfro
• M.D. Nelson
• Miranda Sue Hartmann
• Savanna Adams
• Sierra Barrix
• Tresor Sylla
"We're excited to get reacquainted with these scripts combined in a new way," notes Ixion Artistic Director jeff croff. "Heath and his team have put together a love letter for short plays and writers that have made the shows possible. The name is in reference to a traditional behind the scenes interaction: stage manager, “Ten minutes to show!’” actors, “Thank you, ten!"
The scripts were each originally produced with others around a particular theme ranging from Greek mythology, mothers and fears to secrets and geek themes. Each season the short play theme is put out and has received scripts from three continents and hundreds of playwrights.
www.ixiontheatre.com
https://www.facebook.com/IxionEnsemble
Ixion Ensemble Theatre concludes its 2024-25 Season with "Thank You, Ten!", a collection of short plays chosen from each of the past short play collections highlighting new or unproduced writers, The plays will be performed at Stage One at Sycamore Creek Church, 2200 Lake Lansing Road Lansing, MI June 13-22. Friday and Saturday performances will be at 7 PM and Sunday performances at 3 PM. Tickets are $15 online,https://our.show/thankyouten, or at the door. For more information call 517.775.4246 or mailto:[email protected].
The plays featured in "Thank You, Ten" were curated by Associate Artistic Producer and show director, Heath Sartorius. Featured scripts are:
• "Icarus Flying" by A.S. Freeman
• "Family Tradition" by O.G. Ueberoth
• "Pumps" by Brett Hursey
• "Guess" by J. Bader
• "Betrayal Among the Grinning Gators" by J. Weagley
• "Legs" by Kathleen Barber
• "Scripted" by Mark Levine
• "The Monster Inside" by Adam Carlson
• "Misfortune" by Mark Levine
Sartortius, with the help of Assistant Director Cole Bennett, has assembled an ensemble of actors to tackle this tribute to some of the best short plays over the years. Ensemble members for "Thank You, Ten!" are:
• Alan Greenberg
• Amy Jo Brown
• Kelsey Renfro
• M.D. Nelson
• Miranda Sue Hartmann
• Savanna Adams
• Sierra Barrix
• Tresor Sylla
"We're excited to get reacquainted with these scripts combined in a new way," notes Ixion Artistic Director jeff croff. "Heath and his team have put together a love letter for short plays and writers that have made the shows possible. The name is in reference to a traditional behind the scenes interaction: stage manager, “Ten minutes to show!’” actors, “Thank you, ten!"
The scripts were each originally produced with others around a particular theme ranging from Greek mythology, mothers and fears to secrets and geek themes. Each season the short play theme is put out and has received scripts from three continents and hundreds of playwrights.
www.ixiontheatre.com
https://www.facebook.com/IxionEnsemble
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