All These Rules!!

Andrew Wind & Erika Cuenca -
Photo by Heather Mull
Come join the fun that young love has to offer. In A Feminine Ending, Jack, the soon to be famous musician, struggles to understand the rules of the game! As Jack is courted by record deals, fancy meals, and directed in major life decisions by his new manager, he just doesn't seem to ‘get’ the nuances of his relationship with his fiancé, Amanda.

Whether it’s all the attention Jack gets, his immaturity, self-centeredness or perhaps a mixture of all these ingredients, he is flustered by the rules of relationships. At the same time, Amanda is struggling with her own role in the relationship and choices she must make.

These mingled complexities of young love set the stage for a fast paced comedy that will spark your imagination as to what could be, or perhaps what could have been. When one door shuts, as if often the case on this set with over 64 doors, will another open?

 A Feminine Ending: Plays February 28 to March 15, 2014
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Written by Sarah Treem.  Directed by: Matt M. Morrow
Starring: Erika Cuenca, Ingrid Sonnichsen, Andrew Wind,
Shaun Cameron Hall, and Weston Blakesley



About Andrew Wind (Jack): Andrew is thrilled to be working with such a fantastic cast, crew, and director in his debut at Off The Wall Theater.  A recent arrival to Pittsburgh, Andrew holds a B.F.A in Theatre from Marietta College, and recently finished working with City Theatre on the Young Playwrights Festival.  Before moving to Pittsburgh, Andrew worked in South Florida in such shows as the World Premiere production of A Measure of Cruelty by Joe Calarco (Mosaic Theatre), The Unseen (Promethean Theatre), The Tempest (New Theatre), As Bees in Honey Drown, The 24-Hour Theatre Project (Naked Stage) and Clybourne Park (Caldwell Theatre).  Recent Film/TV credits: Burn Notice, America’s Most Wanted, Charlie’s Angels, and indie films such as The Things You’ll Always Remember and The First Night.


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