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KID SIMPLE: A RADIO PLAY IN THE FLESH

 In a collaboration
between The Un-Common Theatre Co and Buckingham Browne and Nichols Summer
Acting Studio, Middle School Drama Director Christa Crewdson brings Jordan
Harrison's fun play "Kid Simple, a radio play in the flesh" to a new
audience.



 Moll, a girl who
invents things, wins the science fair with a machine for hearing sounds that
can't be heard. But when a shapeshifting Mercenary steals the invention (and
her heart), she must embark on a quest to save noise as we know it.



 Accompanied by her
friend Oliver, Moll crosses chasms and rafts rivers into a world where sound is
always more than what meets the ear. 
A quirky fable of innocence and experience, featuring live sound
effects, mutinous onomatopoeia, and a host of woodsie temptations.

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The cast includes the
following:

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From Watertown, MA: David Nazemi (Narrator) 



Directed by Christa
Crewdson (Arlington, MA), Sound by
Michael Goldfine (Newton, MA),
Lighting by Saul Slezas (Dorchester, MA),
Costumes by Chris Lowey (Foxboro, MA)



 



The performance will be
held at the Buckingham, Browne and Nichols Upper School, 80 Gerry's Landing
Road at 7.30pm on Thursday August 1st, 2013.



 



Tickets are available
at the door $10 for Adults and $8 for Students and Seniors.



Any inquiries call
(508)698-3098 and leave a message for Chris Lowey 



 

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