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March 25th - April 16th

Performed at the Isaac Studio at Taproot Theatre

212 N 85th St, Seattle, WA 98103

About the Play

Arjun and Rhiannon find themselves in a hotel room in Victoria, BC, excited to start a new chapter in their lives. As we watch them navigate their present moment... with a little help from Doctor Who, we learn about the struggles of their past, and the uncertainty of the future that still awaits them. 

This world premiere of a new one-act play by Jim Moran is directed by David Hsieh, and will be performed by two different sets of actors, our BLUE and GREEN casts, through the run of the show.  

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Performance Calendar and Tickets




Written by Jim Moran
Directed by David Hsieh


BLUE Cast: Kira Dorrian, Jay Athalye, Wendy Chinn
GREEN Cast: Emily Shuel, Varun Kainth, Wendy Chinn

Stage Manager: Kristin Brown
Assistant Stage Manager: Wendy Chinn

Board Operator: Shubham Godshalwar

Assistant Director: Apoorva Natarajan
Scenic Design: Robin Macartney

Lighting Design: Chrystian Shepperd
Props and Costume Design: Swati Srivastav
Intimacy Director: Sarah Harlett
Cultural Consultant: Apoorva Natarajan 
Graphic Design: Archna Sharda
Website: Agastya Kohli


Show Sponsor
This production would not be possible without the generous support of Cedar Crest Academy, Redmond, WA.


 

Production Team

Arjun (Blue)

Jay Athalye

Arjun (Blue)

Rhiannon (Green)

Emily Shuel

Rhiannon (Green)

Intimacy Director

Sarah Harlett

Intimacy Director

Lai / ASM

Wendy Chinn

Lai / ASM

Playwright

Jim Moran

Playwright

Lighting Designer

Chrystian Shepperd

Lighting Designer

Rhiannon (Blue)

Kira Dorrian

Rhiannon (Blue)

Director

David Hsieh

Director

Sound Designer

Amber Granger

Sound Designer

Arjun (Green)

Varun Kainth

Arjun (Green)

Stage Manager

Kristin Brown

Stage Manager

The play runs about 90 minutes and will be presented without an intermission.

Age Recommendation: Adult Themes

This play is intended for mature audiences, and touches on the themes of challenges faced by new mothers, adult relationships, hate crime related trauma, immigration, and racism. Recommended for mature audiences.

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