Walkin' on Sunshine as performed at bang. comedy theater in February 2007. Running time: 80 minutes.
Mission Dossier:
When a doomsday weapon capable of vaporizing the entire universe falls into the hands of a suicidal 184-year-old woman, humanity's only hope for survival lies with a satellite repair man, a student intern, an extra-terrestrial pervert, a mad scientist, a fanatical soldier, and a blond bombshell with a secret agenda.
Lost in space on a derelict spaceship traveling at the impossible speed of light, the crew must contend with a malfunctioning time machine and a robotic saboteur who can transplant brains with a touch of her fingertips.
Smart, sexy, and relentlessly fast-paced, this show's comedy runs the gamut from Einsteinian physics to gratuitous booby jokes. Walkin' on Sunshine is like an episode of Three's Company written by Stephen W. Hawking!
A Brief History of Walkin' on Sunshine:
Walkin' on Sunshine was originally written in 1996, and was first performed in the fall of that year by the S.T.A.R. student theater group of Sarasota, Florida.
Ten years later, Outpost 132 and bang. comedy theater brought Sunshine back to the stage with a completely reimagined "tenth orbit" edition.
If your theater company would like to produce Walkin' on Sunshine next, email me to learn how!
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For more information on Walkin' on Sunshine, visit the official website of the 2006-2007 production at StopTheStarlons.com.
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Video Credits:
Written by
Marcus Alexander Hart
Directed by
Mitchell Roché
Starring:
(In order of appearance)
Eric Jeske
as Donnie Cathode
Ryan Morris
as Quatloo Tristar
Katrina Gourley
as Sheila Tidepool
Thomas Krajewski
as Captain Roger Raybann
Jason Grimley
as Dr. Quartz Chronos
Gretchen Enders
as Admiral Destiny Quest MacRockette
Sandy Mooney
as The NeuralNurse
Frances Nichols
as Poobah Phyllis Leadbucket
Video by
Christopher Andrews
Produced by
Amanda Dague
Marcus Alexander Hart
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