On Sunday, March 10th at 8:00pm, Field Trip Theatre will present a reading of Fallbeil by Liz Maestri at the the Wonderland Ballroom. Tickets to this event are sold out, but click here to be added to waitlist. Synopsis Two 21-year-olds are taking matters into their own hands—at any cost. Sophie has resolved to destroy Nazi Germany from the inside out, while Else faces her sudden and terrifying responsibility as the new head of her family. This historical fantasy examines the relationship between sisters and brothers, young people and war, and defiance and triumph in the face of all odds. Directed by Nick Vargas Dramaturgy by Amanda Coffin Featuring ... Else - Caitlyn Conley Karl - Josh Adams Hans - Kevin Collins Sophie - Chelsey Christensen Fritz - Steve Isaac The Wonderland Ballroom is located at 1101 Kenyon St NW on the corner of 11th St NW and Kenyon St NW. Accessible by Metro at Columbia Heights station. About the Playwright Liz’s plays include OWL MOON (Original Works Publishing, Taffety Punk Theatre Company, The Kennedy Center’s Page-to-Stage Festival/Doorway Arts Ensemble); SOMERSAULTING (Page-to-Stage/Taffety Punk, The Artists’ Bloc Downtown Series); TINDERBOX (Forum Theatre ReActs); FALLBEIL (Great Plains Theatre Conference, Field Trip Theatre); and hybrid collaboration THE PRESSURE COOKER (Source Festival). With E.M.P. Collective: THE RAIN (Genesis project), HOLD ME, PALE HORSE (Reject the Gaze), VALOR and THE GREATEST GIFT (One-Minute Play Festival), and CONDO CONDO CONDOLAND (CENTERSTAGE 50Fest). Liz was a founding core member of The Anthropologists, a movement ensemble in NYC, and has worked at numerous theaters including Contemporary American Theatre Festival, Ensemble Studio Theatre, Black Women’s Playwright Group, 78th Street Theater Lab, Impetuous Theatre Group, Maryland Ensemble Theatre, and The Kennedy Center, among others. Liz studied playwriting with the 24 With 5 Collective at New Dramatists, and received a DC Commission on the Arts & Humanities YAP Award. Member: The Playwrights’ Center, Dramatists Guild of America. www.lizmaestri.com About Field Trip Theatre Field Trip Theatre is committed to supporting emerging artists through development and production of new plays that engage diverse audiences and reflect the perspectives and identities of The District. We value innovative storytelling and uncensored artistry that serves the diverse community of Washington, DC.
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