WARP Theatre Presents 4twenty
Stories that Examine, Celebrate, Demystify, and Normalize Cannabis Culture

Running April 14th through April 22nd

  • 18+

WARP's Spring 2017 Showcase is entitled: "4twenty" 

This showcase features stories that examine, celebrate, demysitify, and normailze cannabis culture. 

WARP Theatre produces short-plays, short-films, and short-musicals. Multi-disciplinary Opportunties are available to all auditioners. 

WARP Theatre is an educational organiation offering opportunities to anyone who wishes to learn the craft of theatre. No previous experience required!

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Playrights:

Joe Derr, Roger Neale, Jim Fox, Amy Youngblood, G. Mike West, Karen DeMasters, Evan Cristopher, John Paul Sharp

Directors:

Maggie Carrido Adams, Travis Michael Moore, Joe Derr

Actors:

Amy Youngblood, Danielle Alexis Nichole Mitchell, Eric Singletary, Elizabeth Hagert, James Merritt, G. Mike West, Greg Beach, Karen DeMasters, Michael Lacker, Molly Blades, & Navia Panelo 

Scripts:

  1. "Bromancing the Stone"; Written by Joe Derr, Directed by Maggie Carrido Adams

    Bromancing the Stone is a short play celebrating the diverse relationships recreational cannabis can create. Group of friends are dazed and confused.
  2. "Do Canaries Get High"; Written by Roger Neale, Directed by Maggie Carrido Adams

    Do Canaries Get High is a short-play which features a thought-provoking look into the mind of Harry Anslinger; by purposing an intimate connection between Anslinger and Billie Holiday during the days of early prohibition.
  3. "Grass"; Script Written by Jim Fox, Music by John Paul Sharp

    The Grass is Greening is a short-musical, in three acts, where a young programmer falls in love and finds freedom through marijuana.
  4. "Joint Disagreement"; Written by Amy Youngblood & G. Mike West, Directed by Travis Moore

    Joint Disagreement is a short-play demystifying the Cultural Revolution we are experiencing with the gradual lift of marijuana prohibition. Two young men are taught stoner edict by "seasoned" burners.
  5. "Starbudz"; Written by Evan Christopher

    Starbudz is a short-play celebrating a not so everyday recreational purchase. Set in a recreational shop, complete with a variety of potency and tolerance levels.
  6. "Who is the Criminal"; Written by Karen DeMasters, Directed by Travis Moore

    Who is the Criminal is a short-play examining the connection between profiteering and the "common criminal"
  7. "Waiting for Weed"; Written by John Paul Sharp, Directed by Joe Derr

    Waiting for Weed is a short-film examining the cultural and societal ramifications of Corporate Cannabis and the neglected communities they affect. Set in the queue of a well-established, but unnamed, marijuana retail chain.

Theatre Puget Sound, Theatre 4

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Seattle, WA 98109