15 June, 2009

22 Minutes : Playwright's Festival in July, New Works in August, SF Fringe in September


The cast of 22 Minutes Remaining reunites at the Exit Theatre this September, as part of the kickoff for the San Francisco Fringe Festival! There only 4 shows during this fast-paced festival:

EXIT Theatre (156 EDDY ST, SF CA)
WEDNESDAY SEPT. 9TH : 7:00 PM
SATURDAY SEPT. 12TH : 2:30 PM
FRIDAY SEPT. 18TH : 10:00 PM
SATURDAY SEPT. 19TH : 4:00 PM


If you can't wait till Fall, get a sneak peek of 22 Minutes at one of two Playwright's Showcase events this Summer: the Bay Area Playwright's Festival and the Theatreworks New Works Festival.

MAGIC Theatre (FORT MASON BLDG. D, SF CA)
TUESDAY JULY 21ST : 7:00 PM


THEATREWORKS (LUCIE STERN AUDITORIUM, 1305 MIDDLEFIELD ROAD, PALO ALTO, CA)
THURSDAY AUGUST 20TH : 8:00 PM



Ignacio will be one of ten playwrights selected to read excerpts and map out the development and direction of the script.

07 May, 2009

22 Minutes Remaining awarded 2009 T.B.A. Cashgrant



22 Minutes Remaining received a 2009 Cashgrant, underwriting the expansion of 22 Minutes Remaining from one act to full length play. Thanks to all the artists and organizations involved with the development of this play!


05 April, 2009

22 Minutes Remaining at the Eureka Theatre



Linda Ruth Cardozo and Geoffrey Libby in 22 Minutes Remaining, directed by Gina Baleria of Atmostheatre as part of the Bay One Acts Festival, March 2009, at the Eureka Theatre in San Francisco.






22 January, 2009

22 Minutes Remaining - opening this week!


The countdown begins...

22 Minutes Remaining, directed by Gina Baleria and starring Linda Cardozo & Geoff Libby, debuts on Thursday February 26th and closes on March 8th.

Advance tickets are $22 via paypal. Click on a date below to purchase tickets now!

Feb. 26
Feb. 27
Feb. 28
Mar. 1 (note: this performance is at 7pm, not 2pm, as indicated on Paypal)
Mar. 5
Mar. 6
Mar. 8 (note: this performance is at 7pm)

August, 2006. The Second Lebanon War reaches a feverish pitch of aerial bombings as we we eavesdrop on Myriam and Gilad, unwilling adversaries united by the crackling line of a telephone call.

With the clock ticking down on a literal deadline, twenty-two minutes will decide the fate of one soldier’s conscience... And one woman’s life.

KPFA ran a feature on 22 Minutes Remaining with myself and Festival Artistic Director Torange Yeghiazarian last year as part of their literature and culture series, "Cover to Cover", at 3pm at 94.1 FM.

11 November, 2008

2009 Bay One-Acts Festival




(san francisco, geary theatre) It's official - 22 Minutes Remaining, my play about the Second Lebanon War, will be featured at the Bay One Acts Festival next year - teamed with what appears to be its complementary sister show: a play about a dead Nazi in the afterlife.

Israel and the Third Reich, all in the same evening? Yikes - Godwin's law strikes again! See program 2 for details.

Program One

Feb 19th-22nd AND March 2-8(in rep)

Exchange by Ben Fisher
Directed by Jessica Holt with Threshold Project
Marked by Cassandra Lewis
Directed by Rich with Second Wind Productions

Intermission

Stuck by Mike Ricca
Directed by Jeffrey Hoffman with Ragged Wing Ensemble
iScan by Peggy Powell
Directed by Dan Wilson of Cassandra’s Call Productions
Afterlife by Jon Brooks
Directed by Allan Manalo with Bindlestiff Studios

Program Two
Feb 26-March 1 AND March 2-8 (in rep)

Missed Conceptions by Crish Barth
Directed by Kristin Clippard with Three Wise Monkeys Theatre Company
Over the Asian Airwaves by Lauren Yee
Directed by Alan Quismorio with Asian American Theatre Company

Intermission

22 Minutes Remaining by Ignacio Zulueta
Directed by Gina Baleria with AtmosTheatre
Goebbels! One Night Only! Live from Hell! by Scott Munson
Directed by Jennifer Daly with Bella Union Theatre Company


(residents of Bint Jbeil, Lebanon,
after an Israeli sortie, August '06)

30 October, 2008

New Plays in North Beach - Now.

(friday night, 1345 grant north beach, san francisco)

4th Annual New Plays in
North Beach Series

with
Samantha Chanse • Adam Chanzit • Christopher Chen • Ignacio Zulueta & David Bernbaum

THE 4TH (Zulueta) 11/1
THE HUNGER ROOM (Chen) 11/1

THE 4TH (Zulueta) 11/2

WON'T YOU STAY? (Chanzit) 11/2

11/3 & 11/4 - no shows scheduled

THE 4TH (Zulueta) 11/5
WON'T YOU STAY? (Chanzit) 11/5
THE HARROWING OF MIKE WOOTEN (Zulueta) 11/5

I KNOW NOTHING pt. 1, (Chanse) 11/6

WHITE MONKEY TRAVELS, by David Bernbaum & Ignacio Zulueta, 11/7

THE HUNGER ROOM, (Chen) 11/8
I KNOW NOTHING pt. 2, (Chanse) 11/8

All shows $5-10 at 8pm.

Music on 10/30 & 11/7 by scrapyard acoustic band frontJunk!

Music, mingling, and drinks to follow.
Come for the theatre, dally over the artwork, stay for the party - five nights a week!

Live Worms Art Gallery
1345 Grant St., San Francisco, CA

29 October, 2008

Arte di Gesso Award Exhibit / New Plays in North Beach Reading Series


Live Worms Gallery
1345 Grant Street,

San Franciso, CA

The Award Exhibit for the Arte di Gesso chalk muralists featured at the 54th Annual North Beach Festival runs from October 27, 2008 to November 8, 2008.

Sponsored by the North Beach Chamber of Commerce and produced by Arte Del Leone, the two week show is hosted at Kevin Brown’s Live Worms Gallery at 1345 Grant Street. Live Worms is now open from 11am to 9pm daily, selling prints, drawings, paintings, and “vegan taxidermy” (sculpted paper birds, for the squeamish - cash or check only).

Known for their ephemeral pastel chalk paintings, handmade on neighborhood sidewalks and parking spaces, the chalk artists’ more permanent works are showcased in the mediums of sculpture, painting, drawing, printmaking, costumes, and theatre.

A reception for the artists will be held on Thursday, October 30th, from 6pm to 10pm, with live music on the evenings of Oct. 30th and November 7th courtesy of the two-man traveling acoustic junk band frontJunk.

On November 1st, 2nd, 5th, 6th, 7th , and 8th Live Worms Gallery will host the Fourth Annual New Plays in North Beach Series, premiering original work by contemporary local playwrights Samantha Chanse, Adam Chanzit, Christopher Chen, and Ignacio Zulueta.

All readings start at 8pm, with music and mingling to follow.