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Food:Soul #9: WET or,
Isabella the Pirate Queen Enters the Horse Latitudes

Tuesday, October 4, 2011 Leave a Comment

(Photo: Isaiah Tanenbaum. Pictured: Tiffany Clementi, August Schulenburg, Christina Shipp, Cotton Wright)
Post by August Schulenburg
Food:Soul is back this Wednesday, October 5th! And we are thrilled/ecstatic/super-psyched to be returning with Liz Duffy Adams' (of Dog Act glory) play Wet, or Isabella the Pirate Queen Enters the Horse Latitudes.

Not only does this Food:Soul features the return of Liz' mighty pen to Flux territory, but Dog Act-ers Becky Byers and Julian Stetkevych and director Kelly O'Donnell return, as well. Throw in Members Tiffany, Isaiah and Matt, Food:Soul veteran Elise Link and old friend Daren Taylor, and you have the recipe for a souffle of awesome. And as always, Food:Soul features free food and even freer theatre.

Here are the deets:
Wednesday, October 5th
Join us for our next Food:Soul (in partnership with Bailout Theatre)

WET OR, ISABELLA THE PIRATE QUEEN ENTERS THE HORSE LATITUDES
by Liz Duffy Adams
Directed by Kelly O'Donnell

Doors Open at 7:00pm (people line up for the food around 7:15pm)
Food is Served at 7:30pm
Staged Reading Starts at 8:00pm (runs about 95 min, with no intermission)


Featuring Matthew Archambault, Becky Byers, Tiffany Clementi, Elise Link, Julian Stetkevych, Isaiah Tanenbaum, and Daren Taylor
Stage Directions: Will Lowry

In Wet or, Isabella the Pirate Queen Enters the Horse Latitudes, four survivors of a storm-sunken pirate ship — the legendary Isabella, Neptune’s bastard daughter; pirates Jenny (a runaway whore) and Sally (an electrified girl); and the Viscountess Marlene, a drag queen — seize a half-wrecked ship manned only by Captain Joppa and two sailors, young Jack and ex-slave Horatio. Joppa is determined to get back to the war. Isabella has other plans. Amidst time lurches, shifting loyalties, story-telling and sudden violence, hearts lost and secrets revealed, the seven souls find themselves without wind or current on a slowly sinking ship—until an unexpected event offers either hope or doom.

See you there, matey?

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