RatFace

As teenager Charlie Thompson awakens from a coma following his failed suicide attempt — his mother, doctor and best friend have all realized how much better their lives would be he had succeeded. Now they will do anything to help. Nobody likes a quitter Charlie.

Wall St. Productions presents RatFace, a teenage suicide comedy that has the energy of a rock concert and the humanity of Philip Morris at this year’s 2005 New York International Fringe Festival. Written by J. Snodgrass and directed by Adrienne Willis, the play is about existence and the necessity to locate the power invested within ourselves which enables us to take control of our own lives. Placing the tragic circumstance of suicide in a comedic theatrical environment, Snodgrass creates the undoubtedly epic character of Charlie Thompson – a.k.a. RatFace. The true beauty of the piece lies in the fact that everyone can find a bit of themselves in RatFace while concurrently finding a place in their heart for him to forever inhabit.

Written by J.SNODGRASS, Directed by Adrienne Willis

Schedule

Saturday, August 13th at 8:45 pm

Monday, August 15th at 3:15 pm

Thursday, August 18th at 11:15 pm

Saturday, August 20th at Noon

Monday, August 22nd at 9:15 pm

Saturday, August 27th at 3:45 pm