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Cañada College Fall Theater Production - EmergenciPhone!

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EmergenciPhone! won a sold-out award in the 2012 San Francisco Fringe Festival, and was a hit with the Fringe audiences. Now the production moves to Cañada College in Redwood City. It was written and directed by Anna Budd, professor of Theater Arts at Cañada College.


Emma has just been attacked on the street, so she does what people in the year 2030 do – she calls for help using the EmergenciPhone, run by AmeriSecuriCorp Incorporated, America’s “favorite” private, for-profit police company.
 
She is transferred, put on hold, forced to take surveys, cajoled into upgrading her contract, she explains and re-explains her situation to a ridiculous range of characters, all while being stalked by her mysterious attacker.


 George Orwell meets Comcast’s Customer Service meets Samuel Beckett in this hilarious and disturbing exploration of law enforcement in this futuristic “free” market!
 
Performances:


Tues 11/20: 11:30 am & 2:30 pm TWO Pay-What-You-Can Matinees! *
 Wed 11/21: 1 pm A Pay-What-You-Can Matinee!
 Sat 11/24: 8pm
 Sun 11/25: 8pm
 
Tues 11/27 10 am & 1pm TWO Pay-What-You-Can Matinee!
 Wed 11/28 2:30 pm A Pay-What-You-Can Matinee!
 Sat 12/1: 8pm
 Sun 12/2: 8pm
 
* Get in for as little as $1! Seats are first come, first served, so get there early!


The Cast:
Hayley Adams
 Andrew Barri
 James Bruzzone
 Luke Gurri
 Danni Horowitz
 Ava Kies
 Breanna Manore
 Kevin Schiltz
 Ramya

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