Dean J. Seal presents
Spirit in the House
This time featuring:
Leslie Ball with Music of the Spheres.
Dean J. Seal with Backward Ecclesiastes.
Theater for the Thirsty presents 'Something Priceless for Cheap'
Steven Solberg with the film "Standing On The Bones of Our Ancestors"
with
Dance by Ransomed Messengers
and an
Original Monologue by Amy Salloway
Theater for the Thirsty presents
Something Priceless for Cheap
Songs and spoken word exposing broken hearts and bankrupt souls in the shadowed world of pornography.
With Vanessa Gamble and Kelley Larson
Ransomed Messengers is a inter-denominational Christian dance troupe seeking to share life journeys of struggle and hope through dance.
We dance in a variety of styles but mostly a mix of modern, jazz and interpretive dance. Our dances celebrate God's glory and reflect the stuff of life - stories from the heart that can't always be expressed just in words.
Amy Salloway is the creator and performer of three original solo comedies -- "Does This Monologue Make Me Look Fat?", "So Kiss Me Already, Herschel Gertz!", and "Circumference" -- all of which began their lives at the Minnesota Fringe Festival and have gone on to tour to Fringes, theatres, colleges, festivals, conferences and events all over the US and Canada (and beyond!). Amy was also the lead scriptwriter for Interact Center's productions of "Future Perfect: A Genetically Modified Musical" and "The Broken Brain Summit", the latter of which just won a 2008 Ivey Award. Amy's other jobs include being a "practice patient" for the U of MN Medical School, where she plays roles like Woman With Migraine and Woman About To Give Birth, and acting with The Crisis Company, where she portrays homelessness, drug addiction and suicide threats for crisis intervention and de-escalation training. Se can often be seen in cabarets and group shows around the Twin Cities like Rockstar Storytellers, Cheap Theater, Balls, and Women Stand Up! For more info, check out www.amysalloway.com.
Steven Solberg presents "Standing On The Bones of Our Ancestors: Exploring The Role of The Queer Tribal Elder"
a 21-Minute Preview of a feature length documentary in progress that illuminates the altruistic and spiritual dimensions of what it means to be GLBTQ and the vital need for elders to emerge in our communities.