Sea of Green

Sea of green

by Andy Garland

Score by Joshua Stackhouse

REVOLVER FESTIVAL | MAY 2013
PRODUCED BY STAR STAR THEATRE IN CONJUNCTION WITH UPINTHEAIR THEATRE

2009 Uprising National Playwright Competition Winner

Inspired by the protests of the 2009 Iranian Election, Sea of Green is a revolution seen from the cafes and corner stores of a city in the crossfire. A hot summer day in the city. The city is abuzz over the expected defeat of the President. But hopes are quickly dashed as polls close and ballots are counted. Shock turns to outrage and words to weapons… The everyday people now struggle to be heard – and ultimately – to survive.

Among the highlights are two works by B.C. playwrights: Kayak, Jordan Hall’s story of a woman who sets out on the water, paddling right into the environmental movement; and Sea of Green, Andy Garland’s depiction of an election day that turns to riots.
— The Georgia Straight
A stirring tale of what happens to people when politics actually means something.
— VUE Weekly

Directed by Mika Laulainen
Assistant Directed by Nina Boosheri
Stage Managed by Sinead Hughes
Set Design by Bryan Kenney
Costume & Prop Design by Jasina Jensen
Lighting Design by Simon Farrow

Performed by Lucas Blaney, Dominic Duchesne, Lucas Hall, Tracy Hallam, Emily Henney, Jordan Jenkins, Pippa Johnstone, Emma Lindsay, Nancy von Euw, Richard Wiens, & Travis Woloshyn