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               St. 
                Hanna:  
                The Patron Saint of the  
                Pumpkin Pie Show 
              stories written by 
                Clay McLeod Chapman 
                performed by 
                Hanna Cheek 
               music written and performed by 
                Michael Hearst and Joshua Camp 
                of One Ring Zero 
              Lighting Design 
                Sabrina Braswell  | 
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                1030pm 
                4 Nights Only  
               October  
                22, 23,  
                29 and 30 
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               Tickets:  
                Adults $12 
                Students and Seniors $8  | 
           
         
        
        
           
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               A performance retrospective of stories from the 
                Pumpkin Pie Show, featuring the work of actress Hanna Cheek.  
              This show will include such favorites from the 
                Pumpkin Pie's past as... 
               Vagina Dentata (from the PPS's 
                "The Birds 
                And The Bees): A mother pitches her last-ditch 
                effort to save her son's virginity from the hormonal temptations 
                of prom night. 
               Overbite (from the PPS's "Big 
                Top"): The Iron Jaw, the circus's most 
                alluring trapeze artist, shares her love woes with one of her 
                suitors. 
               Half and Half (from the PPS's 
                "Big Top"): 
                A hermaphrodite lounge singer... What more could one ask for? 
               the Wheels on the Bus Go (from 
                the PPS's "Rise 
                Perverts, Rise!"): A deaf teenager shares 
                her trials and tribulations from the back-seat of the bus on her 
                daily ride to school. 
               President of the Fan Club (from 
                the PPS's "Donation 
                Plate"): A lonely housewife runs the fan 
                club of her favorite serial killer, spearheading a campaign to 
                get him off from death row.  
               PLUS the New Story The Suitors' 
                Ward: An army nurse must combat the marriage proposals 
                of over a dozen different wounded soldiers.  | 
           
         
          
        
           
             
              
                Clay McLeod Chapman is the author 
                  of rest area, a collection of short stories, and miss corpus, 
                  a novel -- both published by Hyperion Books. 
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                Hanna Cheek spent the last four years 
                  of her acting career bouncing between New York, Los Angeles 
                  and Chicago in a feverish attempt to become a working tri-coastal 
                  actress. She most recently performed The Pumpkin Pie Show: Big 
                  Top (a collection of long character monologues) to rave reviews, 
                  The Red Room in NYC. Other stage credits include The Seagull 
                  (Nina) and Kindertransport (Ava) at Sarah Lawrence College. 
                  She performed with Judith: A Comedy Troupe at The Kitchen, NYC, 
                  and would have replaced Rachel Miner or Margot in The Diary 
                  of Anne Frank (Music Box Theatre, NYC) had they not decided 
                  to close the show. Damn. In Los Angeles, she co-wrote, directed 
                  and performed in Bad Touch: A Sketchy Show at Masquers Theatre, 
                  as well as many improvised comedies at the Improv Olympic Theatre. 
                  Television credits include a guest starring role on Titus (Fox), 
                  a recurring role on Undressed (MTV), and a featured role on 
                  The West Wing (NBC). Hanna studied at Sarah Lawrence College, 
                  The British Academy of Dramatic Arts and Improv Olympic West. 
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                One Ring Zero is Michael Hearst and 
                  Joshua Camp. Based in New York City, they perform regularly 
                  at venues around the city including The Knitting Factory, Galapagos, 
                  and Tonic. They recently performed at the Whitney Museum of 
                  Art, at Lincoln Center’s Damrosch Park, and at the Central 
                  Park Summer Stage with George Plimpton and Paul Auster. One 
                  Ring Zero has shared billings with Cibo Matto, Medeski Martin 
                  and Wood, Thurston Moore, The Magnetic Fields, and The Roots 
                  among others. One Ring Zero has received grants from The Virginia 
                  Commission For the Arts and The National Endowment For The Arts. 
                  Their music has been featured in dance concerts, films and animations, 
                  fashion shows, and NPR programming including This American Life, 
                  Fresh Air, New Sounds and The Next Big Thing.  
                Imagine the finest anthology of writing possible, and then 
                  imagine that writing put to music... You’re imagining 
                  As Smart As We Are, a book-cum-CD. Many of North America’s 
                  best-selling and prize-winning authors, have contributed original 
                  lyrics (and in some cases their musical skills) to this CD of 
                  music by Brooklyn lit-rock band One Ring Zero. Contributing 
                  Authors: Jonathan Ames, Margaret Atwood, Paul Auster, Clay McLeod 
                  Chapman, Dave Eggers, Amy Fusselman, Neil Gaiman, Myla Goldberg, 
                  Ben Greenman, Daniel Handler, A.M. Homes, Denis Johnson, Lawrence 
                  Krauser, Jonathan Lethem, Rick Moody, Aaron Naparstek, and Darin 
                  Strauss 
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                Sabrina Braswell has 
                  been involved with Horse Trade in many capacties including Venue 
                  Director at St Mark's for The HA! Comedy Festival, and Assistant 
                  Lighting Designer on The Horse Trade production of "Cocaine 
                  Dreams." Her other lighting design credits include Tooth 
                  and Nil's "The Ballad of Yachiyo" at The Vital Theater; 
                  The Pumpkin Pie Show's "Donation Plate"and "Ringside 
                  Seats" at The Red Room, The Belt Theater and The Raymond 
                  Hodges Theater in Richmond, VA; Team Raya's "A Thought 
                  about Raya" at The Red Room and El Milagro Theater, as 
                  well as shows in The Fringe Festival, The GAWK II Festival, 
                  The Women Center Stage Festival and the "Sketch Fights" 
                  series. She'd like to thank Erez, Kimo, Clay, St. Anthony's 
                  Dance and Juan Valdez. 
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