Pretty Fire is a play about a lot of things, but for me it boils down to this remarkable woman speaking to us about how she was nurtured, how the lemons in her life were transformed into lemonade, how a group of responsible adults can collaborate and raise their children to be healthy, productive people. Anyone that sees this show will be able to relate it to something in their life and leave with a lesson in the invincibility of the human spirit. Thanks so much Sarah for allowing me to work with Peaches to tell these stories.
- Lynch R. Travis
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July 20th through August 4th at 8pm
​Every Friday and Saturday & Industry Wednesday (7/25)
September 21st through October 13th at 8pm
​Every Friday and Saturday & Industry Wednesday (10/26)
2012 - 2013 Season
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Katurian Katurian, a writer of grisly short stories often showing violence against children, has been arrested by two detectives, Ariel and Tupolski, because some of his stories resemble recent child murders. When he hears that his brother Michal has confessed to the murders and implicated Katurian, he resigns himself to his execution but attempts to save his stories from destruction. The play includes both narrations and reenactments of several of Katurian's stories, most notably the autobiographical "The Writer and the Writer's Brother", which tells how Katurian developed his disturbed imagination by hearing the sounds of Michal being tortured by their parents.