Tucson: "Elevator" Stage Play Debuts in Tucson at the Proscenium - A 9/11 Event

 

From: ElevatorStagePlay [mailto:info@elevatorstageplay.com]
Sent: Monday, August 15, 2011 5:29 PM
Subject: "Elevator" press release

 

 

Press Release:  For Immediate Release 08/15/2011

 

“Elevator” Stage Play Debuts in Tucson at the Proscenium – A 9/11 Event

 

Based on the film script, “Elevator” is a harrowing fact-based play concerning six people trapped inside an elevator within the World Trade Center on 9/11

 

 

“Elevator” is a character study of six lives trapped in a World Trade Center elevator, driven by the astonishing facts of the elevator system in the twin towers and seen through an amalgam of what happened to the passenger elevators on the day of 9/11.  The play begins a few minutes before the first plane hits the first tower and runs in real time for the one-hundred and two minutes until the tower collapses. The story explores layers of humanity in times of crisis as it moves forward--the victim’s situation continually disintegrating--until the final improbable understanding that their very existence is in jeopardy.  This play, ultimately, examines the best of the American spirit and the inherent hope and compassion that resides in all of us.

 

Location:  Proscenium Theater at Pima Community College, West Campus, 2202 W. Anklam Road

 

Cast Bob Kovitz as Bartholomew Kerstin, Kathleen Cannon as Tina Adena, Babe McGuire as Edie Collins, Scott Burg as Sidney Collier, Robyn Austin as Erina Eman and David Updegraff as Jeffrey Cage.

 

Written & Directed by local author Patrick Carson, based on his sold film script, “Elevator.”

 

Presenting Organization:  Elevator Stage Play International

 

Date: September 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th

 

Time:  7 pm each night and 1 pm Sunday Matinee

 

Ticket cost:  $14.00 and up (matinee), $19.00, $24.00, $29,00 and Box Seats Main Performances

 

How to get tickets (telephone, website):  www.elevatorstageplay.com or 520-477-PLAY

 

Organization contact Information: 

 

info@elevatorstageplay.com or 520-477-PLAY

 

Additional information (parking, seating, etc.):

 

Plenty of Parking, Seating can be chosen on website when buying tickets

 

For more information about this event, contact  info@elevatorstageplay.com  or call 477-PLAY

 

 

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