• News
    • Local
    • San Francisco
    • State
    • National
    • International
  • Perspectives
    • Opinions
    • Columns
    • Sports
  • Features
    • HIV & AIDS
    • Health
    • Seniors
    • Spirituality
    • Transgender / Transsexual
    • Real Estate
    • Everybody’s Business
    • Travel
    • Fitness
  • Arts & Entertainment
    • Theatre
    • Music
    • Books
    • Television
    • Film
  • Newspaper
    • Contact
    • Advertising Info
We The People
Voice of the LGBTQIA+ Community in the North Bay
  • News
    • Local
    • San Francisco
    • State
    • National
    • International
  • Perspectives
    • Opinions
    • Columns
    • Sports
  • Features
    • HIV & AIDS
    • Health
    • Seniors
    • Spirituality
    • Transgender / Transsexual
    • Real Estate
    • Everybody’s Business
    • Travel
    • Fitness
  • Arts & Entertainment
    • Theatre
    • Music
    • Books
    • Television
    • Film

Arts & Entertainment/ Theatre

“Yesterday Again” Opens at Sixth Street Playhouse

Gary Carnivele July 24, 2015

 

Yesterday Again follows the stories of Eric Baxter and Bella Kadie in childhood, adolescence, and adulthood—simultaneously. The play explores how people change, the stories that thread throughout our lives, and the ripple effects of trauma. Poetic in its form and honest in its portrayals, this original theatre piece promises a new way of storytelling; one where three distinct periods of life intersect, interweave, and in their interplay, reveal a dark truth about human nature.  The show is directed by Sheri Lee Miller.

CAST: Tice Allison, John Browning, Lyla Elmassian Isaac Jay, Alyssa Jirrels, Pam Koppel, Lucy London, Barry Martin, Craig A. Miller, Sharia Pierce, Olivia Marie Rooney,Andy Templeton, Jack Wolff, Maxx Zweers

ABOUT THE PLAYWRIGHT: At 14, award-winning playwright Dezi Gallegos co-wrote Prop 8 Love Stories which toured to NYC and was later published. At 17, he wrote, produced, and directed Quite Dead which premiered at Cinnabar Theater to sold out audiences. At 18, his one man-show God Fights the Plague received a 16-show run at The Marsh in San Francisco, and his play Hamlet’s Orphans was nominated for Best Original Script by the SF Bay Area Theater Critics Circle. 19-year-old Gallegos, now the recipient of the inaugural Annette Lust Award for “Promising Theatrical Talent,” has written a new show, his most ambitious and moving to date.

Yesterday Again premieres at 6th Street Playhouse and is co-produced by Natalie Herman & Dezi Gallegos, 6th Street Playhouse, and Lucky Penny Productions.

July 24 – August 2, 2015

Fri & Sat at 8:00
Sun at 2:00:

General $25
Senior (62+) $20
Youth (13-21) $20
Children (5-12) $10

Related Posts

Arts & Entertainment /

Delightful Short Queer Film “Inside The Beauty Bubble” Shows in 2 shorts programs at Sebastopol Documentary Film Festival

Theatre /

Sarah Burgess’ High-finance Drama “Dry Powder” Opens at Left Edge Theatre March 18

Arts & Entertainment /

‘Nelly & Nadine’ Which Uncovers Post-War Lesbian Romance Screens at the Sebastopol Documentary Film Festival Saturday, March 18

‹ Leno Bill Modernizing Digital Privacy Protections Clears Key Hurdle › “Mother Jones in Heaven” Opens at Main Stage West in Sebastopol

Back to Top

  • News
  • Perspectives
  • Features
  • Arts & Entertainment
  • Newspaper
© We The People 2023
Powered by WordPress • Themify WordPress Themes