Spring Eatfest, a festival of one-act plays at Theatre 5

Emerging Artists Theatre presents Spring Eatfest, the company's semi-annual festival of new one-act plays, at Theatre 5 from the 13 Mar - 1 Apr 2007

Series A: A bill of three one-act plays:

• Postcards from a Dead Dog.
  Written by F.J. Harltand.
  Directed by Troy Miller
  Synopsis: A mother and son find a way to connect through a series of postcards from their dead dog.
  Cast: Jason Hare & Jacqueline Sydney.
• The Questioning.
  Written by Frank Higgins.
  Directed by Lorrel Manning.
  Synopsis: A female American officer learns the ropes about the art of interrogation from a female Iraqi.
  Cast: Alexandra Devin, Suzan Mikiel-Kennedy, Danielle Quisenberry.
• ClapTrapp.
  Written by Joseph Godfrey.
  Directed by Melissa Attebery
  Synopsis: These hills are definitely alive with the sound of musicals from the entertaining Von Crapp family.
  Cast: Amy Bizjak, Laura Dillman, Steve Hauck, Hershey Miller, Courter Simmons, Christopher Voeller.

Series B: A bill of three one-act plays:

• Vamp.
  Written by Ry Herman.
  Directed by Kel Haney
  Synopsis: Love can be a pain in the neck when the woman you fall for is certifiable
  Cast: Tracee Chimo, Blanche Cholet, Philip Guerette, and Stacy Mayer.
• Tell.
  Written by Rodney Lee Rogers.
  Directed by Ian Streicher.
  Synopsis: A father and daughter try to out grift each other on where their lives are headed.
  Cast: Laura Fois and Ryan Hilliard.
• Third Wheel.
  Written by Monica Flory.
  Directed by Ned Thorne
  Synopsis: Dating becomes so much more interesting when there's a third.
  Cast: Erik Baker, Aimee Howard, and Claire Tyers.

Series C: A bill of three one-act plays:

• My Name is Art.
  Written by Peter Snoad.
  Directed by Kelly Haydon.
  Synopsis: Two strangers in a gallery share their views about an abstract piece of art.
  Cast: Andrea Alton, Tim Intravia, and Scott Klavan.
• Some are People.
  Written by Kathleen Warnock.
  Directed by Mark Finley.
  Synopsis: A different kind of summer in Provincetown, for 2 regulars and the interesting woman who can even shake up a drag queen.
  Cast: Janice Mann and Karen Stanion.
• One of the Great Ones.
  Written by Chris Widney.
  Directed by Jonathan Warman.
  Synopsis: The tried and true grit of a veteran librarian proves that human is better than machine.
  Cast: Jane Altman and Marc Castle.