One Festival' at the 45th Street Theater

Double Helix Theatre Company presents the fifth annual One Festival featuring seven original solo shows. The one-week festival will be presented at the 45th Street Theater from the 16 - 20 Nov 2005, and will feature the following seven original solo shows.

PLEASE NOTE: The Festival Schedule is subject to change. Please confirm details when ordering tickets. All shows are $15, unless otherwise indicated. To purchase tickets call: 212-352-3101.

Following is the complete schedule for One Festival

• Creation:
  A solo clown show in the tradition of Harpo Marx and Bill Irwin. A physically raucous exploration of the creative process

  Conceived by Lucas Caleb Rooney
  Performed by Lucas Caleb Rooney
  Directed by Orlando Pabotoy
  Produced by Ty Jones

  Wed 16 Nov 7:30pm, Thu 17 Nov 9:30pm & Fri 18 Nov 10:30pm

  
  
  
  
• Jazz Desert: (The Life & Death of an American Band)
  A tell-all trip into a �Behind the Music� special told by rock artist Rebecca Hart about the inception and demise of her band, �The Rebecca Hart Project�. Ms. Hart performs her original music as she narrates the band�s adventures, tours, romances, and eventual breakup.

  Written by Rebecca Hart
  Performed by Rebecca Hart

  Wed 16 Nov 9pm, & Sat 19 Nov 10pm

  
  
  
  
• Accidental Pervert:
  "Tells of his boyhood spent secretly indulging in his dad�s extensive porn collection, and his subsequent struggle balancing his triple-X fantasy world with two non-airbrushed real females in his adult life: his wife and baby daughter.

  Written by Andrew Goffman
  PErformed by Andrew Goffman

  Thu 17 Nov 7:30pm & Sat 19 Nov 6pm

  
  
  
  
• Soul To Keep:
  Weaves the history and the present of the African American Experience with a DJ assisted backdrop of music using familiar characters like Harriet Tubman.

  Performed by Joyia Bradley
  Director: Joanne Zipay
  Features: DJ Pries

  Fri 18 Nov 6:30pm & Sun 20 Nov 1pm.

  
  
  
  
• Wild Rice:
  Tells the irreverent comic coming of age story of a mother�s obsession with inflicting Chinese culture on her New Jersey tomboy daughter who is neither a delicate geisha nor mysterious dragon lady.

  Written by Scarlett Lam
  Performed by Scarlett Lam

  Fri 18 Nov 8:30pm, Sat 19 Nov 1pm & Sun 20 Nov 8pm

  
  
  
  
• I Need A Guy Who Blinks:
  Audiences are taken along for the journey as Janine Squillari's searches for Mr. Right. Winding through New York City's varied locals, Janine confronts a quirky cast of potential mates, from the date that won't let go of a potato to the guy who wears his ski cap to bed.

  Written by Janine Squillari
  Performed by Janine Squillari

  Sat 19 Nov 3pm & Sun 20 Nov 6pm
  Time: 1 Hour

  
  
  
  
• Pentecostal Wisconsin:
  Autobiographical tale of religious ecstasy and bashful Scandinavians.

  Performed by: Ryan Paulson
  Director: Virginia Scott

  Sat 19 Nov 8pm & Sun 20 Nov 3pm
  Time: 1 Hour