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 Faust Fest

losing your soul today: six plays

The most ambitious project of Collide’s season is the FaustFest. It’s an evening of very short plays loosely based on the idea behind Goethe’s epic Faust—losing your soul. The new works address what that means today. Some of the work has been developed in Collide’s writers’ workshop, Pack of Writers (POW!), coordinated since June 2004 by Collide member Laurie Scott. Script submissions are still arriving at Collide and though we don’t yet know what they’re about, they will be worth the wait! One evening’s proceeds will benefit Theatreport.com, Houston’s online theatre resource and a beloved haunt of many local artists.

    

 

performing at
The Houston Foundry
1712 Burnett
in the Warehouse District
Fri.-Sat., Feb. 11-27, all at 8 pm
doors open at 7 pm for
Foundry gallery viewings

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Map of 1712 Burnett St
Houston, TX 77026-7213

(cash or check only)

$5 opening weekend;

other shows $10 general admission

Reservations: 713-528-5108
 

Shatterings

by David Myers

Katherine is a young girl when the breakup of her parents’ marriage causes her to split in two.

    
 

A Work in Granite

by Jere Pfister


Compromise and sacrifice have shaped Sugar’s life—she is the lady of the house, a wife to her husband and a mother to her daughter. But who is she for herself? In this Southern Gothic piece, a woman looks back over her life and turns to stone.
 

    
 

One Two

by Troy Scheid


A writer revisits the apartment she abandoned in this one-woman memory play, unleashing living echoes of the choices she made as a journalist in wartime.

    
 

A Bird and a Fish Can Marry…But Where Will They Build Their Nest? by Stephanie Wittels


The reading of this new work, about a return home after the end of the world,
plays Feb. 11-13 only.

    
  and plays previously seen at Bobbindoctin Puppet Theater


The Edge of Space!!

Living Rooms, and

the Perils of Ambition and Baba Dietrich (House on Chicken Legs)


written and performed by Jenny Campbell
and Yelena Zhelezov