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The Tony Award-winning SF Mime Troupe

Thu., July 11 2013
510-865-5060

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Rhythmix Cultural Works
- 2513 Blanding Ave.
- 510-865-5060
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After a successful grassroots fundraising effort, SFMT fans rallied to underwrite the SFMT's 54th season. This summer SFMT is doing something different. Within a larger musical/comedic frame, OIL & WATER is actually two shorter plays - CRUDE INTENTIONS and DEAL WITH THE DEVIL - each stylistically unique but topically linked and musically interwoven. The plays challenge the dangerous energy practices of both corporations and the rest of us.

CRUDE INTENTIONS and DEAL WITH THE DEVIL - both written by Pat Moran and Adolfo Mejia. Music & lyrics for both shows are by Pat Moran. The shows are directed by SFMT alumnus Joan Mankin, with Lisa Hori-Garcia as assistant director. Both one act original musicals feature two Mime Troupe stalwarts Velina Brown and Lisa Hori-Garcia. They are joined by returning Rotimi Agbabiaka and first-time trouper Hugo E Carbajal.

Check out more dates and locations:

Cedar Rose Park, Berkeley
July 13 & July 14 @ 2pm
FREE

Montclair Ball Field, Montclair
July 25 @ 7pm
FREE

Live Oak Park, Berkeley
July 27 & July 28 @ 2pm
FREE

Lakeside Park, Oakland
July 31 & August 1 @ 7pm
FREE

Frances Willard/Ho Chi Minh Park, Berkeley
August 3 @ 2pm
***ASL Interpreter on site***
FREE

For a complete list of shows throughout NorCal, please visit SFMT.org/schedule
Mobile users go to mobile.sfmt.org

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