Photo credit: Jeff Woodward
Dan Hurlin – best known for his puppet plays in New York City – has joined forces with Dan Froot and Composer Amy Denio to create a companion piece to Who’s Hungry – West Hollywood, which premiered in 2010 at Plummer Park’s Great Hall, West Hollywood, CA. In Who’s Hungry – Santa Monica, the piece “tells the oral histories of five very different homeless and/or food-insecure Santa Monicans, through five 15- to 20-minute segments, woven together much as a chef weaves a succession of flavors into a cohesive multi-course meal. Who’s Hungry is the brainchild of award-winning playwright, composer, choreographer and performer Dan Froot, an associate professor in UCLA’s Department of World Arts and Cultures / Dance. Working in close collaboration with Froot is Dan Hurlin, a nationally acclaimed puppet artist who is designing and constructing the objects and sets, as well as directing.”
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January 27-February 4, 2012
8:30pm
General admission tickets are $20, students and seniors are $15
Highways Performance Space – 18th Street Arts Center
1651 18th Street, Santa Monica, CA 90404
310-315-1459