| Decade | 2000s |
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| Year(s) | 2001 |
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| Chapter / Subheading | Playwright/actor |
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| Medium / Genre | Theater |
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| Production / Project / Activity | The Lower East Side Festival of the Arts: Vanille |
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| Name of Theatre / Venue / Vehicle | Theater for the New City |
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| About the Theatre / Venue / Vehicle | Vanille is a short play that was written for the Lower East Side Festival of the Arts. This same year Chocolat was an award-winning film and Xena Warrior Princess ended its long run on television. My satire is subtitled: Last Great Quest. While her sidekick has already signed a movie deal without her, Xena longs for another quest. When an itinerant peddler has lost the main ingredient for her confections, Xena sees the possibility for action.
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| City | New York, NY |
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| Role | Direction sign |
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| Playwright | Barbara Kahn |
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| Director | Barbara Kahn |
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| Details / Credits | | Title / Description |
Credits |
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| Cast |
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Xena--Andi Hogan; Gabrielle--Lisa Marjorie Barnes; Peddler--Debra Marchese; Peddler's apprentice--Dunja Vitolic; Signpost--Barbara Kahn |
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Joe Bly |
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| Tags / Keywords | - satire, one act play, Xena, quest, Chocolat
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| Permission and Waiver | Yes |
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