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Andrew Hinderaker is a Resident Playwright of Chicago Dramatists, an ensemble member of the Gift Theatre in Chicago, and a three-time Jeff Award Nominee. His plays include I Am Going To Change The World, Dirty, Kingsville and Suicide, Incorporated , which premiered at the Gift ...
Jan 1, 2017 · Andrew Hinderaker. 4.73. 15 ratings2 reviews. Performed in four fifteen-minute quarters with a half-time show, featuring a dance company, a drum corps, and a fully-padded cast, Colossal is an epic event that simultaneously celebrates and attacks our nation's most popular form of theatre: football.
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Oct 5, 2017 · Andrew Hinderaker’s play, Colossal has been making waves in theatres from D.C., to Texas, to Maryland, to Minnesota, and beyond. Colossal is described as “an epic event that simultaneously celebrates and attacks our nation’s most popular form of theatre: football. A star football player – a pro prospect, one of the most graceful runners ...
Andrew Hinderaker Overview Performed in four fifteen-minute quarters with a half-time show, featuring a dance company, a drum corps, and a fully-padded cast, Colossal is an epic event that simultaneously celebrates and attacks our nation's most popular form of theatre: football.
Oct 23, 2017 · Paperback – October 23, 2017. by Andrew Hinderaker (Author) See all formats and editions. Performed in four fifteen-minute quarters with a half-time show, featuring a dance company, a drum corps, and a fully-padded cast, Colossal is an epic event that simultaneously celebrates and attacks our nation's most popular form of theatre: football.
- Andrew Hinderaker
Colossal. A NNPN Rolling World Premiere. by Andrew Hinderaker. Directed by Summer L. Williams. July 17 – August 15, 2015. Roberts Theatre, Calderwood Pavilion. at the Boston Center for the Arts. Contains strong language – recommended for high school age and above. “Exhilarating” — Washington Post.
After the first Sunday matinee of COLOSSAL, director Summer L. Williams and dramaturg Ramona Ostrowski were joined via video by playwright Andrew Hinderaker from Chicago. The discussion ranged from the production process to the problematic culture of football to representations of characters with disabilities on stage, with enthusiastic ...
