THEATER ASYLUM & THYMELE ARTS BRING CRAZY HORSE: A DREAM OF THUNDER TO HOLLYWOOD FRINGE 2019

Crazy Horse: A Dream of Thunder

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Los Angeles, CA: Release June 9th. For Immediate Release

Theater Asylum & Thymele Arts debut Sam Wright’s awarding-winning one-man show at Hollywood Fringe 2019 for five performances June 21-22 & 27-29.

Wright’s self-written piece about the iconic Lakota Sioux chief, Crazy Horse, won Best of Venue at KC Fringe 2016 and a 2016 Best of Kansas City award. It has appeared internationally in Brighton Fringe 2016 and Edinburgh Fringe 2017. John Henningsen, founder of Thymele Arts, is excited to reunite with his Emporia State University alum, Wright, to stage the show in Thymele’s California Room at this year’s Hollywood Fringe.

Directed by lauded British writer/performer/director Nicholas Collett, Wright’s performance employs simple props, a blanket, a feather, and headdress, to portray a dozen characters in the life of Crazy Horse. The eponymous hero, during a desperate escape from the Indian agency in 1877, walks through the lessons of his past in order to discover a path to survival for his tribe & culture.

In 2016, reviewers on both sides of the Atlantic called Crazy Horse: A Dream of Thunder “heartbreaking and riveting,” “striking, stripped-down, thoughtful,” and “…an engrossing hour of theatre with an important story to be told.”

For $12 tickets, visit www.hollywoodfringe.org. For more information, visit samwrites.org.

Theater Asylum has over 20 years experience in producing theater and running venues, including all ten years of Hollywood Fringe. Thymele Arts, celebrating its second year, is proud to provide a hub for new works and emerging artists in East Hollywood. SamWrites, Sam Wright’s newly-formed production company, produces original works of theatre centered on rich narrative, maximum portability, and voices from our shared history.

Contact info:
Contact Person: Sam Wright
Organization: SamWrites
Address: 6318 W. 67th St, Overland Park, KS, 66202.
Phone: 816-456-1872