The Suitor versus the Plague
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| Erika Cuenca and Shaun Cameron Hall - Photo by Heather Mull |
Well, besides setting the stage for some both cantankerous and amusing scenes, the scenario also calls for some deep, heart-wrenching decisions. The parents want to see their lovely daughter live an extraordinary life, a life that she deserves, but are concerned that she is making the wrong decision.
A Feminine Ending, playing through March 15, is the story of Amanda, a young woman with dreams of being a great composer. When she happens across her high school sweet heart Billy, whom her parents adored and refer to as the suitor, she is already engaged to Jack. Jack is an aspiring artist with his own manager and big record deal. Amanda’s parents see Jack as the plague, not only for sharing a ‘friendly’ disease early in the relationship with their daughter, but perhaps also for inflicting a greater malady on their daughter, the loss of her dreams.
A Feminine Ending
Written by Sarah Treem. Directed by: Matt M. Morrow
February 28 to March 15, 2014
Starring: Erika Cuenca, Ingrid Sonnichsen, Andrew Wind,
Shaun Cameron Hall, and Weston Blakesley
Off The Wall | Pittsburgh Theater - Broadway Magic
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Enjoy a beverage from The Carnegie Coffee Company before the show.
Selected Bios
About Shaun Cameron Hall (Billy): Shaun is thrilled to be making his Off The
Wall Theater debut. His most recent Pittsburgh role was Chris in Pittsburgh
Playhouse's All My Sons. Shaun's regional work includes Virginia Stage
Company (Elephant Man, Christmas Carol),
New Century Theater (House of Blue Leaves),
and City Theatre (Worksong). One of
his favorite roles has been Tupolski in The
Pillowman at UMASS. Shaun was recognized by the Pittsburgh Post Gazette for
his role as Valentine in Point Park Conservatory's Two Gentlemen of Verona. He has also been seen on the Discovery
Channel's A Haunting and has been a part
of numerous commercials and independent film projects.
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.
Andrew would like to thank Ginny and Hans, you, the audience, for supporting
live theatre, and as always... his Love and Best Friend.
About Erika Cuenca (Amanda): Erika is so very happy to be back at Off The
Wall, working with such an awesome group of people. Her OTW credits include The Zero Hour, Gruesome Playground Injuries, The Other Place, Shaken
& Stirred, The House of Yes, Stop Kiss, The Club, Agnes of God, Four Dogs
and a Bone, and How I learned to Drive.
Locally, she has also worked with The Pittsburgh Playhouse Repertory Co.,
City Theatre, Quantum Theatre, Pittsburgh Playwrights, and Pittsburgh Irish and
Classical Theatre. Erika is a graduate
of The Conservatory of Performing Arts of Point Park College, and serves as
Assistant Artistic Director of Off The Wall Productions.
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