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A Heap of Broken Images |
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Indiana has an RV Hall of Fame. Allegra didn’t know this until she took a road trip and met a German wanderer, a lottery winner, the Amazing Race cast and, more importantly, herself. |
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In her second solo show, A Heap of Broken Images, Allegra decides the best way to properly grieve for her grandfather and deal with the craziness of a relationship nearing its end is to take a couple weeks off work, point her convertible east, and drive. The show centers around her adventures and people she met along the way and at its core is a show about finding yourself through travel in strange worlds. |
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Performances Minnesota Fringe. August 2006 (premiere). Playwright’s Center. Minneapolis. Adventure Festival. September 2006. Center for Independent Artists. Minneapolis. · Produced the show as part of the C4IA’s adventure festival. TOP |
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Target Audience A Heap of Broken Images is meant for audiences high school aged and above. It deals with topics of grief, travel, the joy of learning people’s stories, and the importance of defining your own self-worth before anyone else can. TOP |
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Show Content Advisory This show in its original format contains adult language. Upon request, this can be removed. TOP
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Technical Specifications This show requires: · One Manhasset music stand. · One bar stool (preferred: wooden, backless, 29” in height). · One technician (lighting and sound are simple and minimal). TOP |
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Show Related Workshops · Writing Reality (writing workshop on creating plot and movement out of linear events) · General writing and music workshops are also available. · Allegra also welcomes question and answer sessions before or after performances. TOP |