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Ohio Theater, NYC

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International WOW Company

in Plays and Playwrights 2006, The New York Theatre Experience, Inc >>>

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A holiday celebration at a Brooklyn video store is interrupted by emissaries from the War in Iraq.

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In the Depression down and out characters hit the road in search of jobs and happiness.

Ohio Theatre, NY

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part of Ice Factory 2009

A town destroyed by foreclosures, evictions and other calamities rebuilds itself from the ground up. Which raises the question: if you could build any kind of house, any kind of town, any kind of country, what would you build? And what kind of person would that process create? Featuring a five-piece bluegrass band, a 30-person ensemble and live onstage house building.
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CSV Cultural Center

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International WOW

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written by Josh Fox and Jason Christopher Hartley

Surrender is an interactive theater event which simulates the training, deployment to Iraq and return of a platoon of soldiers, experienced and enacted by the audience of the show each night. Upon arrival, the audience is issued boots, a uniform and a replica M-4 rifle. Act 1: TRAINING - The audience is taught basic combat techniques by Jason Hartley including room clearing, handling of weapons, and the engagement of enemies in a 100-minute crash course. Act II: WAR - The audience is divided into squads (with a member of International WOW as their squad leader) and are sent into a room-to-room combat simulation. They enter a mutli-stage installation-a house where suspected insurgents are hiding, a Humvee on its way to a raid, a barracks complete with bunks and a PlayStation console, and a military prison, among others. In each room they play out various situations, implementing their training. Each audience member carries a casualty card in their pocket containing their fate, some are "killed" in simulated IED explosions, some suffer traumatic brain injury, some are paralyzed, most survive without being "wounded." Act III: HOME - The soldiers/audience come back home. The theater returns to a traditional stage set, with the audience and actors divided by a proscenium, but the audience involvement in the show continues. Seven Scenes are played which depict the fates of soldiers returning to the US: a military funeral, a Walter Reed rehab session, a return to work scene in a meat packing plant, an uncomfortable family dinner, etc. The scenes will be staged so that audience members who have been through the installation play key roles. Audience members are called by name onto the main stage, seated inside the scene (in a wheelchair, at the dinner table, at a podium for a eulogy) and told to read lines at key points on overhead video screens teleprompting their lines in a "Dramatic-Karaoke" fashion. The evening ends with Jason Hartley conducting a talkback in the guise of a book tour Q and A, and a return of audience members' clothes and belongings
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This is the fifth installment of the Death of Nations Project, International WOW Company's epic play cycle. You Belong to Me is described as a whirlwind journey of territorial obsession. The play delves into the last days of three wars, spanning three centuries. Moving from the Great Plains of America at the end of the Indian Wars to the end of the Nazi Holocaust to the so-called 'end of major combat operations' in Baghdad, the play follows a single multi-ethnic family through several generations.
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