Feast at HFF 2018
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The 2018 Hollywood Fringe Festival is almost here and myself and a team of fantastic artists are going to be putting up a hilarious (and disgusting) play you are not going to want to miss. "Feast" is a dark farce about family and following destructive social customs:
Sibyl is doing her best to properly celebrate her parents' pearl anniversary and juggle a huge presentation in speech class; unfortunately Mother and Father are tough customers to please and their strict parenting hasn't left Sibyl much time to practice her studies. Her elder sister (and transport to school), Rachel, has mysteriously disappeared and any mention of her name is enough to send Mother and Father through the roof! As if things couldn't get any worse, a suspicious Maid has been watching Sibyl's every move making her uneasy in her own home - wait, was that poison she just tucked into her apron? It seems there's no one for Sibyl to confide in: old and frail Grandfather is out of the question, and Mother and Father have eyes and ears only for each other! All this stress and heartache has killed Sibyl’s appetite, and the timing could not be worse as Mother has just prepared a magnificent feast; a feast any good daughter would regret not eating… Especially if she knew it could be her last...
"I saw the opening night of Feast (2014) and it was absolutely amazing! It was witty, hilarious, dark, and thought provoking. The actors had incredible timing and energy which kept the audience engaged and on their toes. This is a must see show! I’m so glad that I went to see it. If you watch anything at Fringe, watch FEAST!" -Tiana Parker
"This dark comedy has you laughing while on the edge of your seat throughout the entire production. All of the actors portray remarkable and unforgettable characters that will have you talking about them hours later. “Feast” is this years must see play." -Tracy Marquez
Feast was written by Los Angeles based gay playwright, Dylan Wallace (me), featuring a female dominated cast starring a woman in the lead role. These are the voices and stories that cannot be silenced. Now is the time for Feast to return. No question.
Set inside the home of an affluent family celebrating their 30th wedding anniversary, Feast is a game of manners over reason; a “dark farce” about social injustice and the struggle to have your voice heard when everyone wants you silenced; and without cramming a message on veganism down your throat, it cleverly asks you to take a closer look at what's on your plate. The comedy is nonstop, you'll be laughing at things you shouldn't! ...Just don't have a large meal beforehand as there are plenty of barf-inducing moments sure to cause the strongest of stomachs to fall ill.
Starring myself, Dylan Wallace, along with Jennifer Johnson, Jocelyn Hall, Evan Wallace, Meaghan Wallace, and directed by Robert Shields, Feast is an experience you are not going to want to miss! - And it will only be possible with help from patrons of the arts and fans like you. Your donation will be used for festival fees, theatre rental costs, insurance, publicity, costumes, props, set pieces, and programs. June will be here before we know it and there's a lot of work to be done. Producing a play is no small task and can be costly. Art is life, and your support is greatly appreciated.
Sibyl is doing her best to properly celebrate her parents' pearl anniversary and juggle a huge presentation in speech class; unfortunately Mother and Father are tough customers to please and their strict parenting hasn't left Sibyl much time to practice her studies. Her elder sister (and transport to school), Rachel, has mysteriously disappeared and any mention of her name is enough to send Mother and Father through the roof! As if things couldn't get any worse, a suspicious Maid has been watching Sibyl's every move making her uneasy in her own home - wait, was that poison she just tucked into her apron? It seems there's no one for Sibyl to confide in: old and frail Grandfather is out of the question, and Mother and Father have eyes and ears only for each other! All this stress and heartache has killed Sibyl’s appetite, and the timing could not be worse as Mother has just prepared a magnificent feast; a feast any good daughter would regret not eating… Especially if she knew it could be her last...
"I saw the opening night of Feast (2014) and it was absolutely amazing! It was witty, hilarious, dark, and thought provoking. The actors had incredible timing and energy which kept the audience engaged and on their toes. This is a must see show! I’m so glad that I went to see it. If you watch anything at Fringe, watch FEAST!" -Tiana Parker
"This dark comedy has you laughing while on the edge of your seat throughout the entire production. All of the actors portray remarkable and unforgettable characters that will have you talking about them hours later. “Feast” is this years must see play." -Tracy Marquez
Feast was written by Los Angeles based gay playwright, Dylan Wallace (me), featuring a female dominated cast starring a woman in the lead role. These are the voices and stories that cannot be silenced. Now is the time for Feast to return. No question.
Set inside the home of an affluent family celebrating their 30th wedding anniversary, Feast is a game of manners over reason; a “dark farce” about social injustice and the struggle to have your voice heard when everyone wants you silenced; and without cramming a message on veganism down your throat, it cleverly asks you to take a closer look at what's on your plate. The comedy is nonstop, you'll be laughing at things you shouldn't! ...Just don't have a large meal beforehand as there are plenty of barf-inducing moments sure to cause the strongest of stomachs to fall ill.
Starring myself, Dylan Wallace, along with Jennifer Johnson, Jocelyn Hall, Evan Wallace, Meaghan Wallace, and directed by Robert Shields, Feast is an experience you are not going to want to miss! - And it will only be possible with help from patrons of the arts and fans like you. Your donation will be used for festival fees, theatre rental costs, insurance, publicity, costumes, props, set pieces, and programs. June will be here before we know it and there's a lot of work to be done. Producing a play is no small task and can be costly. Art is life, and your support is greatly appreciated.
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Dylan Wallace
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