[Nstc] "The Killing Game"/ House Managers Needed

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No Strings Theatre Company presents "The Killing Game" by Eugene Ionesco,  
directed by Marissa Bond. Ionesco, who was nominated for the Nobel Prize in  
1964, wrote the play in 1970. The play which keeps the audience unbalanced  
and uncertain, uses gleeful dark humor to examine the way people deal with  
an unnamed plague. Marissa Bond has appeared onstage at the Black Box  
Theatre in "Nora," "Mad Gravity," "Out of Sterno," "The Explorers Club, and  
"Agamemnon."

The cast includes Teddy Aspen-Sanchez, Karen Buerdsell, Vanessa Dabrovich,  
Gine Del Mondo, Avra Elliott, Cassandra Galban, Erica Krauel, Taylor  
Landfair, Ed Montes, Joseluis Solorzano, Nancel Sorrells, Joshua Taulbee,  
and Robert Young, Scenic design is by Joshua Taulbee, Light Design is by  
Peter Herman, Costume Design is by Bobcat Young, Properties Design is by  
Darlene Del Mondo, and Sound Design is by Rafael Medina. Bekah Taulbee is  
the Light and Sound Board Operator, and Darlene Del Mondo and Casey Rede  
are the Backstage Crew.

Performances are Fridays and Saturdays at 8:00 p.m., Sunday Matinees on  
February 2 and February 9 at 2:30 p.m. and a Thursday evening performance  
on February 6 at 7:00 p.m. Tickets are $15.00 regular admission, $12.00  
students and seniors over 65, and all seats on Thursday are $10.00

House managers are needed for all performances. If you would like to  
volunteer, please call the theatre at (575) 523-1223 or e-mail us at  
nstcbbt at zianet.com House Manangers come to the theatre an hour before the  
performance, help us with refreshment set up and ticket sales, watch the  
play, and help clean up after the performance. We appreciate our house  
managers very much and they receive a comp ticket good for another  
performance.

There will be a Fractal exhibit in thetheatregallery in the lobby during  
the run of the show. A wine and cheese reception for the artists will be  
held on Friday, February 7 from 5:00 - 7:00 p.m. thetheatregallery is open  
an hour before all performances and by appointment by calling (575) 523-1223