CRYSTAL CREEK MOTEL
FLYING V
WORLD PREMIERE: Check in to the Crystal Creek Motel – Flying V’s latest, one-of-a-kind, theatrical experience!
It is 2003, somewhere up North. Well off the beaten path. A place you’d find yourself despite yourself. No questions asked as long as you pay in cash.
Everyone wants something more. At the Crystal Creek Motel, we’ve seen it all…
Join the flies on the wall and witness a series of terrible, mysterious, and beautiful nights!
This original and innovative production features six auteur directors – led by our very own Associate Artistic Director LEE LIEBESKIND – a stellar ensemble of actors, and a complement of Flying V’s finest designers, teaming together to tell twelve distinct stories set in the same motel room over the course of a year.
It is 2003, somewhere up North. Well off the beaten path. A place you’d find yourself despite yourself. No questions asked as long as you pay in cash.
Everyone wants something more. At the Crystal Creek Motel, we’ve seen it all…
Join the flies on the wall and witness a series of terrible, mysterious, and beautiful nights!
This original and innovative production features six auteur directors – led by our very own Associate Artistic Director LEE LIEBESKIND – a stellar ensemble of actors, and a complement of Flying V’s finest designers, teaming together to tell twelve distinct stories set in the same motel room over the course of a year.
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“March” (directed by Kelly Colburn) is a different piece altogether – a searing portrait of a drug addict (mind-blowing Madeline Key) as she spends the night wrestling with her demons and avoiding the concerned phone calls of her family. The scene uses multiple sudden blackouts, music and recorded messages to produce a cinematic fast-cut passage of time. Key’s ability to navigate these fast changes in the dark while conveying the wrenching reality of her situation is breathtaking."
- Jennifer Georgia, DC Metro Theatre Arts |
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“August,” directed by Kelly Colburn, is an entertainingly macabre comedy featuring Paz López as “The Woman Who is About To Eat” and Linda Bard in her recurring role as Debbie the food delivery worker,"
- Ian Thal, Washington City Paper |
Crystal Creek Motel
Devised by Flying V featuring the work of directors Lee Liebeskind, Jason Schlafstein, Dan Mori, Tonia Sina, Aria Velz, Robert Bowen-Smith, and Kelly Colburn
Scenic Design by Joseph Musumeci
Props and Puppets by Dre Moore
Projections Design by Paul Deziel
Lighting Design by Kristin Thompson
Sound Design by Neil McFadden
Costume Design by Brittany Graham
Stage Managed by Evangelina Hakes
Scenic Design by Joseph Musumeci
Props and Puppets by Dre Moore
Projections Design by Paul Deziel
Lighting Design by Kristin Thompson
Sound Design by Neil McFadden
Costume Design by Brittany Graham
Stage Managed by Evangelina Hakes