3/30-31 - Lansing Community College Performing Arts
An LCC theatre alumni production
Movin’ On Up
By Jeremy Kehoe
Directed by Heath Sartorius
8 p.m. March 30
2 p.m. and 8 p.m. March 31
Black Box Theatre
422 North Washington Square
Gannon Building 1422 - (enter at small door on south end of the building facing Grand Ave.)
Why would the Watchman (Jesse Frawley) who wears a watch that won’t work sit silent sentry in a graveyard and wordlessly wait, and wait, and wait? And what about Lewis (Michael Boxleitner), who shatters the serenity after stumbling from a slumber at the soles of the Watchman’s feet? Where does he think he’s heading? Nowhere fast, if the Watchman has his way. And then there’s Joan (Nicole Yabs) with the bandaged hands. What drew her to this dark corner of the universe? And, why does she keep insisting she knows everybody? It’s so annoying. Why won’t any of them move on? What in the world are they all waiting for?
This absurd, dark comedy made its debut at the 2016 New York International Fringe Festival.
Cost Free
Donations accepted to benefit the LCC Theatre Scholarship Fund.
LCC Performing Arts Production Office, 517-483-1122/1488
www.lcc.edu/showinfo
Facebook: LCC Theatre, Music and Dance
An LCC theatre alumni production
Movin’ On Up
By Jeremy Kehoe
Directed by Heath Sartorius
8 p.m. March 30
2 p.m. and 8 p.m. March 31
Black Box Theatre
422 North Washington Square
Gannon Building 1422 - (enter at small door on south end of the building facing Grand Ave.)
Why would the Watchman (Jesse Frawley) who wears a watch that won’t work sit silent sentry in a graveyard and wordlessly wait, and wait, and wait? And what about Lewis (Michael Boxleitner), who shatters the serenity after stumbling from a slumber at the soles of the Watchman’s feet? Where does he think he’s heading? Nowhere fast, if the Watchman has his way. And then there’s Joan (Nicole Yabs) with the bandaged hands. What drew her to this dark corner of the universe? And, why does she keep insisting she knows everybody? It’s so annoying. Why won’t any of them move on? What in the world are they all waiting for?
This absurd, dark comedy made its debut at the 2016 New York International Fringe Festival.
Cost Free
Donations accepted to benefit the LCC Theatre Scholarship Fund.
LCC Performing Arts Production Office, 517-483-1122/1488
www.lcc.edu/showinfo
Facebook: LCC Theatre, Music and Dance
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