Nothing Without a Company presents:

24-Hour Fest Volume V

Saturday, September 2nd 

Berger Park Cultural Center

Shows begin promptly at 7:30pm

 A showcase of six new site-specific ten minute plays written, rehearsed, and performed in 24 hours.


What is a 24-Hour Fest? 

 

On the evening of Friday, September 1st, six playwrights, six directors, and eighteen actors are randomly sorted into teams of five.

Each team is composed of one writer, one director, and three actors and assigned one location within Berger Park Cultural Center.

The teams devise a new ten-minute play to premiere 24 hours later.

Four of the six plays will be performed in the exterior spaces of Berger Park and two within the South Mansion.

The audience will travel throughout Berger Park and experience each performance consecutively.


THE PLAYS

 

PANORAMA

by Josh Mattingly*

directed by Anna Rose Ii-Epstein* 

featuring Gretchen Rachel Hammond, Phranque Wright, and Derek Van Tassel*

 

Witches Three

by Janey Bell*

directed by Jonathan Mayo

featuring Jamie Newell, Sharon Pasia, and Ivori Skye

 

The Skin-Melters

by Joe Giovannetti

directed by Edgar Miguel Sanchez*

featuring Drew Michele, Jack Schultz, and Destiny Strothers 

 

What Kind of Bird Can't Fly? 

by Dominick Alesia

directed by Jill Perez

featuring Val Gerard Garica Jr., Karen Keme, and Nic Park

 

Frenemies

by Hannah Ii-Epstein*

directed by Sharon Krome

featuring Ted Dayton, RJ Cecott, and Alexia Jasmene

 

The White Chapel Club 

by Olivia Lilley

directed by Ian Martin

featuring Romeo Green, Heather Jencks, and Kevin Sparrow* 



24-Hour Fest Volume V 

a nothing without a company production


join us in The South Mansion

 Show begins promptly at 7:30pm. We recommend arriving at 7pm so you don't miss a thing! 

Berger Park Cultural Center 

is located on the corner of Sheridan & Granville 

6205 N. Sheridan Rd. 

 

Parking Note: 

There is limited parking in the area, so please allow an extra 30 minutes of travel time if you are driving.

 We highly suggest taking the CTA Red Line to the Granville exit, then heading east toward the lake.