Past Production
By A. Rey Pamatmat
Details
A. Rey Pamatmat
Kenny and his spunky sister Edith are a-ok. Sure, Edith talks to her stuffed frog, and stands sentry with a pellet gun at night. There isn’t much food in the refrigerator and there’s even less adult supervision. But against all odds, they are making it work…and making up the rules as they go along. When Kenny falls for his best friend Benji and Edith shoots something more than a bale of hay, the formerly indifferent outside world comes barging in. Full of humor, this sweet coming-of-age story celebrates the love that binds us.
Featuring: Maro Guevara, Wes Gabrillo, Nicole Javier
Stage Manager: Stephanie Stratman
Assistant Stage Manager: Adeline Smith
Scenic Design: Deanna Zibello
Costume Design: Megan LaFleur
Lighting Design: Ray Oppenheimer
Sound Design: Madeleine Oldham
Scenic & Props Design: Devon LaBelle★
Production Manager: Stephanie Alyson Henderson★
★ Crowded Fire Resident Artist
In the Press
Featured on KQED ARTS’ ‘The Do List’ with Cy Musiker and David Wiegand “Crowded Fire Theater is opening its new season with a bang.”
“The sterling three-person ensemble shines…[Edith] extends the right to the classic American narrative to new characters.” — Lily Janiak, SF Weekly
“There is a low-key charm to Pamatmat’s examination of three young lives as they learn both easy and hard-won truths. There is also considerable humor that flows as this trio stumbles forward and their inexperience collides with an often-misplaced self-confidence.” –Richard Dodds, Bay Area Reporter
This 2012 Steinberg/American Theatre Critics Association Citation Nominee was a fan and critical favorite at the 2011 Humana Festival. Edith Can Shoot Things and Hit Them was hailed by the Louisville Courier as an “utterly sincere and winning drama about three good kids that sparkles with moments of gentle comedy.”
Photos
Left at home alone, twelve year old Edith (Nicole Javier) keeps watch from the hay loft with Fergie, her stuffed frog.
Photo by Pak Han
More than just latch key kids, Edith (Nicole Javier) and Kenny (Wes Garbrillo) await word from Dad about this week’s finances.
Photo by Pak Han
When things go bump in the night, twelve year old Edith (Nicole Javier) is convinced she can protect herself.
Photo by Pak Han
Kenny (Wes Gabrillo) and Benji (Maro Guevara) become more than just study partners.
Photo by Pak Han
Edith (Nicole Javier) is won over by Benji (Maro Guevara).
Photo by Pak Han
Benji (Maro Guevara) finds comfort and protection with his boyfriend Kenny (Wes Gabrillo).
Photo by Pak Han
Brainy. Courageous. Resourceful. Who needs parents when you’ve got each other? (Maro Guevara, Nicole Javier, and Wes Gabrillo)
Photo by Cheshire Isaacs
Left without supervision, twelve year old Edith (Nicole Javier) and her trusted stuffed friend stand sentry each night. Armed with spunk, fortitude, and her bb gun, what could possibly go wrong?
Photo by Cheshire Isaacs
Funders
2015 Corporate Season Sponsor: Kilpatrick Townsend & Stockton LLP
2015 Season Producer: Dugan Moore
Project Support: Dramatistist Guild Fund
General Operating Support: The Kenneth Rainin Foundation, Grants for the Arts/Hotel Tax Fund
Theater
Magic Theatre, Landmark Building D, Fort Mason Center
2 Marina Blvd, SF 94123
Show info: 415.523.0034 ext 1
Administrative Offices
1695 18th St. C101 Annex, SF CA 94107
415.523.0034 ext 0
