Solo Collective proudly presents:

A night of two one-acts about
love and death

The Trolley Car by Amiel Gladstone
Coffee Makes Me Cry by Adam Underwood

November 4-14, 2010
Performance Works

Directed by Sarah Rodgers (2010 Jessie Award-winning director of Billy Bishop Goes to War) and Rachel Peake (director of Solo Collective’s 2010 Jessie Award-nominated The Project)

Featuring Emelia Symington Fedy, Raphael Kepinski,
Hamza Adam, and Emma Slipp

Set and Costume Design by Drew Facey
Lighting Design by Matthew Frankish
Sound Design by Shawn Sorensen
Publicity by Cynnamon Schreinert

Two stories, two times... about love and betrayal. Adam Underwood's hilarious blind-date between two unlikely lovers in a modern-day upscale diner is contrasted by Amiel Gladstone's surreal tale of two women from Sartre's No Exit trapped by the circumstances of World War II and their love for each other.

Solo Collective receives FOUR Jessie nominations for "THE PROJECT"! Congrats to nominees: Andrew McNee (Outstanding Supporting Actor); Sarah Rodgers (Outstanding Supporting Actress); Lindsey Angell (Outstanding Supporting Actress); and Michael Rinaldi (Outstanding Sound Design). The winners will be announced June 21 at the Jessie Awards night. This is Solo Collective's second-most nominated show!

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