Announcing We Are Samurai!

Marrow’s Edge is very excited to announce its pioneer production with We are Samurai, written by Daria Miyeko Marinelli and directed by Ria T. DiLullo. 

We Are Samurai is a suburban revenge tragedy about four twenty-somethings engaging in petty acts of violence in an effort to absolve a millennia-old offense. As the dramatic action unfolds simultaneously across four different playing spaces, it is up to the audience to choose what to witness.

After Josephine returns home to find her cats brutally murdered for a crime she committed in a past life, she enlists her boyfriend to help her avenge her cats’ deaths. What follows is a series of small, violent acts that are mundane and yet deeply tragic in their cyclical nature.Rooted in both contemporary suburbia and the historical traditions of Japanese Theatre, We Are Samurai uses cats, iPhones, and simultaneous action to explore age-old questions of agency and entitlement.

We Are Samurai runs from September 26-October 6, 2013 at the 133rd Street Arts Center, 308 W 133rd Street, West Harlem, New York.

Performances are Thursday and Friday at 7:30 pm, Saturday and Sunday at 5:00 pm and 7:30 pm.

Tickets: $18, audience size limited to 35. Buying in advance is highly recommended.

To buy tickets, please visit: http://wearesamurai.brownpapertickets.com/.

For More Information: www.MarrowsEdge.com.

While great theater can be liberating, it is not free to produce. Please support us in our venture to create fresh exciting theater by donating here

Cast is:

Tess Avitabile as Josephine

Karen Eilbacher as Elias

Rachel Lin as Regan 

Sean Devare as Rocky 

Production Crew Includes: 

Director: Ria T. DiLullo

Playwright: Daria Miyeko Marinelli

Stage Manager: Sarah Haber

Technical Designer: Jonathan Huggins

Set Consultant: Artem Kreimer

Sound Designer: Paula DiLullo

Lighting Designer: Matt Bellas

Costume Designer: Matsy Stinton

Puppets and Mobiles: Andrew Murdock

Poster Design: Harrison Densmore

Graphic Designer: Kelly Carroll

Station Nation in PVD

February 15, 2013. 

If you’re in Providence: a short piece I’ve written will be performed as part of this event.  Worth a check out. 

Invitation to a National Reflection

We are pleased to invite you to a memorial and celebration of a community on the tenth anniversary of the Station Nightclub Fire.

This special event will honor, celebrate and commemorate the victims, their families and friends, the survivors, the public safety responders and health care professionals who were engaged in rescuing and treating the survivors.

The evening will consist of assorted dramatic texts, poems, lyrics, music, dance sequences… as both a memorial and a celebration of a community. It is free and open to all.

Wednesday, February 20, 2013 from 9:30pm to midnight

First Baptist Church, 75 North Main Street, Providence

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