“True West” Playing in Sequim
The Sam Shepard play True West will be playing at the Guy Cole Convention Center in Carrie Blake Park. The play is being put on by Olympic Theater Arts. Opening date is April 17th. Check out this site for more information.
I saw a televised version of True West on PBS in the early ‘80s. The two brothers were played by Gary Sinise and John Malkovich — probably the earliest acting gigs for both of them. Sam Shepard’s plays are a bleak commentary on the human condition, but laced with absurdity and dark humor.
I saw a televised version of True West on PBS in the early ‘80s. The two brothers were played by Gary Sinise and John Malkovich — probably the earliest acting gigs for both of them. Sam Shepard’s plays are a bleak commentary on the human condition, but laced with absurdity and dark humor.
Labels: Carrie Blake Park, Guy Cole Convention Center, Olympic Theater Arts, Sam Shepard True West Sequim
posted by Tom Harper at 7:55 PM
2 Comments:
Suicide in B Flat and Operation Sidewinder both really rocked. Those are all the Shepard plays I saw. I hope I can make it to True West.
BBC seems to be awful quiet lately. Perhaps he finally connected with one of those little boys he kept drooling over at that kiddie playground near Race Street.
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