3/18-26 - Save $5 by purchasing Ixion tickets before Friday, March 10
Please join us as we enter Askew, Askance, A Squirrel, the off-kilter, sometimes silly and almost always absurd world of Lisa Konoplisky. Lisa's world is populated with sentient washing machines, a corn and rapture obsessed Nebraskan and a not so Cavalier, King Charles Spaniel, in these two one-act scripts.
Start your spring off right with laughter and a chance to meet the author. Oh, and thinking of spring thoughts and (desperately trying to create a segue) early birds, you can save $5 on tickets if you purchase via eventbrite before Friday March 10th. Follow the links below.
Did we mention this continues Ixion's season of all new works? We can't wait to bring Lisa's scripts to the stage for the first time.
Nebraska Rapture
Directed by Sadonna CroffBillie Lou Riddle is worried about Toby, her Cavalier King Charles Spaniel that looks remarkably like a guy made to look like a dog. She wants to make sure there is someone to take care of him after she is gone. Emily Marks assumes that Billie's planning a trip, but quickly learns that Billie is planning a longer departure "as foretold". Emily is a perfect candidate to care for the pooch, because she and he won't be going anywhere after the rapture.
SAL-9000
Directed by Nicole Clyne
Jill is uncertain about her new gift, the SAL-9000. She isn't sure she can trust a sentient washer/dryer all purpose service machine. But Jill has been hurt and in spite of the SAL-9000 lacking a delicate cycle, finds herself becoming emotionally attached.
Performance Dates & Times (Links will take you to eventbrite.com)
March 18 @ 8 PM
March 19 @ 7 PM
March 25 @ 8 PM (featuring a talk back with Lisa Konoplisky & cast)
March 26 @ 7 PM
All shows are at the Robin Theatre, 1105 S. Washington Ave. Lansing, MI.
We look forward to taking you to Lisa's world.
Please join us as we enter Askew, Askance, A Squirrel, the off-kilter, sometimes silly and almost always absurd world of Lisa Konoplisky. Lisa's world is populated with sentient washing machines, a corn and rapture obsessed Nebraskan and a not so Cavalier, King Charles Spaniel, in these two one-act scripts.
Start your spring off right with laughter and a chance to meet the author. Oh, and thinking of spring thoughts and (desperately trying to create a segue) early birds, you can save $5 on tickets if you purchase via eventbrite before Friday March 10th. Follow the links below.
Did we mention this continues Ixion's season of all new works? We can't wait to bring Lisa's scripts to the stage for the first time.
Nebraska Rapture
Directed by Sadonna CroffBillie Lou Riddle is worried about Toby, her Cavalier King Charles Spaniel that looks remarkably like a guy made to look like a dog. She wants to make sure there is someone to take care of him after she is gone. Emily Marks assumes that Billie's planning a trip, but quickly learns that Billie is planning a longer departure "as foretold". Emily is a perfect candidate to care for the pooch, because she and he won't be going anywhere after the rapture.
SAL-9000
Directed by Nicole Clyne
Jill is uncertain about her new gift, the SAL-9000. She isn't sure she can trust a sentient washer/dryer all purpose service machine. But Jill has been hurt and in spite of the SAL-9000 lacking a delicate cycle, finds herself becoming emotionally attached.
Performance Dates & Times (Links will take you to eventbrite.com)
March 18 @ 8 PM
March 19 @ 7 PM
March 25 @ 8 PM (featuring a talk back with Lisa Konoplisky & cast)
March 26 @ 7 PM
All shows are at the Robin Theatre, 1105 S. Washington Ave. Lansing, MI.
We look forward to taking you to Lisa's world.
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