February 15 - March 9 at 7:00pm
"Every Day Alice"
Written by Anne Yumi Kobori
Directed by Maryssa Wanlass
Every Day Alice explores familiar characters from Alice in Wonderland and Peter Pan, in a modern setting. Alice, a brilliant young writer, has been placed in a mental hospital due to nervous breakdowns from her overactive imagination. Her boyfriend Peter longs for adventure and a release from the responsibilities of adulthood. Their publisher/pianist friend James struggles to connect with his wife, Isabel, a mute professional dancer. The epic foursome is joined by Freudian doctor Avshalom, mad retired-actress Hattie, drunk window-cleaner Smythe, and card-sharp judge Queenie. Together they navigate the blurred lines between mental health and artistic expression, as they discover what it truly means to grow up.
GET YOUR TICKETS HERE
Interview with the Playwright
"Every Day Alice"
Written by Anne Yumi Kobori
Directed by Maryssa Wanlass
Every Day Alice explores familiar characters from Alice in Wonderland and Peter Pan, in a modern setting. Alice, a brilliant young writer, has been placed in a mental hospital due to nervous breakdowns from her overactive imagination. Her boyfriend Peter longs for adventure and a release from the responsibilities of adulthood. Their publisher/pianist friend James struggles to connect with his wife, Isabel, a mute professional dancer. The epic foursome is joined by Freudian doctor Avshalom, mad retired-actress Hattie, drunk window-cleaner Smythe, and card-sharp judge Queenie. Together they navigate the blurred lines between mental health and artistic expression, as they discover what it truly means to grow up.
GET YOUR TICKETS HERE
Interview with the Playwright
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Performance Location:
PianoFight 144 Taylor St, San Francisco, 94102 (415) 816-3691 PianoFight is SF's premier indy entertainment theatre and cabaret, with full restaurant and bar…come early for dinner and stay after for music! |
"Every Day Alice" photography by David Allen.
"Seeds" photography by Robin Jackson.
"Seeds" photography by Robin Jackson.
