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Thicker Than Water 2008
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Synopsis
Thicker Than Water is Youngblood's annual presentation of one-act plays and musicals. This year's selections include:
- 508 written by Amy Herzog. directed by Marlo Hunter
Featuring Julie Fitzpatrick and Miguel Govea
Young ex-lovers confront a strange area code on their joint cell phone bill.
- La Fete written by Daria Polatin, directed by R.J. Tolan
Featuring Geneva Carr, Lucy DeVito and Grant Shaud
On Christmas in Paris, a mother and daughter tear into each other with the new stepdad caught in the crossfire.
- For Candy written by Michael Sendrow, directed by Marlo Hunter
Featuring David Gelles-Hurwitz and Grant Shaud
A dead letter forces a reckoning between a widower and his son.
- It'll Soon Be Here a musical written Delaney Britt Brewer, with music by Eric Kuehnemann, directed by Abigail Zealey Bess
Featuring Debbie Lee Jones, Jenny Greer and Lance Rubin
Love at the (Bill) Clinton inaugural: a one-hit wonder helps her daughter find romance.
- Red Blue and Purple written by Justin Deabler, director Michael Goldfried
Featuring Kelli Lynn Harrison and Miguel Govea
A smalltown boy made good faces the friend he left behind.
- Co-Op The Musical written by Courtney Lauria and Matt Schatz, with music & lyrics by Matt Schatz, directed by Jordan Young
Featuring Julie Fitzpatrick and Steve Boyer
Unexpectedly, in an Oregon produce market, love blooms.
- Both written by Emily Chadick Weiss, directed by Alexa Polmer
Featuring Steve Boyer, David Gelles-Hurwitz, Jenny Greer, Lance Rubin and Maureen Sebastian
Sex, betrayal, heartbreak, sex: the furious pace of freshman year at a northwestern university.
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