Every Night I Die

Staged Readings and Talkbacks June 4th

We are presenting Amanda Andrei’s Every Night I Die as part of the Capital Fringe Festival. Winner of the 2010 Howard Scammond Award for Best Play and 2010 Bottle Tree Productions International One Act Play Competition, Ms. Andrei’s work chronicles the magic, terror, and romance of a conflicted man and his family living in 1930?s rural southern Philippines. When Angelo Caritan falls in love with the household maid, he dismisses his failing marriage and chooses solace in a new love. But his wife’s family sees otherwise. In this tragic love story, the magic of the forests can save only one.

This production is presented as part of the Capital Fringe Festival.