No Room For Wishing
Written and Performed by Danny Bryck
Directed by Megan Sandberg-Zakian
Set Design: Michael Best
Sound Design: Ben Scheff
Dramaturg: Phillip Berman
Dialect Consultant: Liz Hayes
Production Stage Manager: Jennifer Howard
Written and Performed by Danny Bryck
Directed by Megan Sandberg-Zakian
Set Design: Michael Best
Sound Design: Ben Scheff
Dramaturg: Phillip Berman
Dialect Consultant: Liz Hayes
Production Stage Manager: Jennifer Howard
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"Nuanced and comprehensive... a marvel to behold." (Edge Boston) "Realistic and kaleidoscopic... phenomenal." (The Boston Phoenix) "Absorbing... smart... impressive... an authentic slice of Boston history through the voices of those that made it happen." (The Boston Globe) "A must see." (New England Theater Geek) |
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Compiled from interviews and live recordings during the occupation of Dewey Square in Fall 2011, No Room for Wishing follows Occupy Boston from its formation, through clashes with the police, legal battles and infighting among the activists, to its eviction by the city. One of Boston’s most dynamic young theater-makers "embedded" himself at the heart of America's most explosive recent social movement; the result is a front-row seat for the complex, tragic, hopeful, and messy stories you never saw on the evening news. One performer portrays more than 30 real-life characters in this dazzling, nuanced, scary snapshot of a city and a nation.
No Room For Wishing received its world premiere September 13-October 9, 2012, in a dynamic three-venue co-production between Company One at the Boston Center for the Arts, Central Square Theater in Cambridge, and Boston Playwrights Theater. Critical acclaim was unanimous and the final two weeks of the run were sold-out. The show is now touring and is available for bookings.
Read this great article from the Globe or visit the No Room For Wishing site to learn more!
No Room For Wishing received its world premiere September 13-October 9, 2012, in a dynamic three-venue co-production between Company One at the Boston Center for the Arts, Central Square Theater in Cambridge, and Boston Playwrights Theater. Critical acclaim was unanimous and the final two weeks of the run were sold-out. The show is now touring and is available for bookings.
Read this great article from the Globe or visit the No Room For Wishing site to learn more!
Photos by Shawn LaCount. Click on each photo to view large version.
