Written and Directed by Patrick W. Lord and Megan Thrift
This world-premiere, nonverbal production is best for children ages 2-5 and their families
This world-premiere, nonverbal production is best for children ages 2-5 and their families
Three siblings find themselves in a room full of possibilities and one not so simple task- to put things in their proper place. However, they soon discover that throwing this and that into a box is not the same as finding where it fits in.
Through clowning, movement, and original music, three performers will transform everyday objects into something extraordinary. Is a blanket a blanket? Or is it the sail of a boat setting off on an epic voyage? Together, we can find the magic buried in the bottom of every box, and hidden inside the world around us!
Through clowning, movement, and original music, three performers will transform everyday objects into something extraordinary. Is a blanket a blanket? Or is it the sail of a boat setting off on an epic voyage? Together, we can find the magic buried in the bottom of every box, and hidden inside the world around us!
In Alexandria, VA: March 10-26, 2023
At 1st Stage: March 31-April 2, 2023
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Raven Lorraine
(Co-Creator, Co-Director, & Choreographer) Raven (she/her) is a director, an actor, and an activist currently residing in the Washington, DC area. A proud member of Actor's Equity Association, she has performed all across the country with professional companies such as Virginia Repertory Theatre, Synetic Theatre, Hampstead Stage Company, The National Theatre for Children, and The John F. Kennedy Center's Theatre for Young Audiences. Raven has also worked as a teaching artist and children's theatre director with Educational Theatre company, Cadence Theatre Company, and at Henrico High School Center for the Arts. She is an active Company Member with Only Make Believe DC and Synetic Theatre and serves as a Board Member and Facilitator with The Conciliation Project whose mission is "to promote, through active and challenging dramatic work, open and honest dialogue about racism and oppression in America in order to repair its damaging legacy." |
Christopher Michael Richardson
(Co-Creator, Co-Director, Composer, & Video Editor )
Christopher (he/him) is an actor, director, and teaching artist in the Washington D.C. area. He is the creator/composer of Everyday Magic, an interactive digital series with Arts on the Horizon, and has appeared in Don’t Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus! (The Musical) at The John F. Kennedy Center TYA(Helen Hayes Award, Outstanding TYA Production); Gun & Powder at Signature Theatre; Matilda at Olney Theatre Center; You’re A Good Man Charlie Brown at Imagination Stage (Helen Hayes Award, Outstanding TYA Production); The Wiz at Ford’s Theatre (Helen Hayes Nomination, Supporting Actor); The Book of Will at Round House Theatre; and Macbeth at The Shakespeare Theatre. He holds a B.A. in English and Theatre from The College of William & Mary.
www.cmrich.me
(Co-Creator, Co-Director, Composer, & Video Editor )
Christopher (he/him) is an actor, director, and teaching artist in the Washington D.C. area. He is the creator/composer of Everyday Magic, an interactive digital series with Arts on the Horizon, and has appeared in Don’t Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus! (The Musical) at The John F. Kennedy Center TYA(Helen Hayes Award, Outstanding TYA Production); Gun & Powder at Signature Theatre; Matilda at Olney Theatre Center; You’re A Good Man Charlie Brown at Imagination Stage (Helen Hayes Award, Outstanding TYA Production); The Wiz at Ford’s Theatre (Helen Hayes Nomination, Supporting Actor); The Book of Will at Round House Theatre; and Macbeth at The Shakespeare Theatre. He holds a B.A. in English and Theatre from The College of William & Mary.
www.cmrich.me
