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One Flea Spare

November 12-22 | Theodore and Adele Shank Theatre

By Naomi Wallace | Directed by Shyama Nithiananda

 

About the Show

Set at the height of the plague in London in 1665, One Flea Spare follows a mysterious orphaned girl and a runaway sailor who sneak into the home of a wealthy couple.  Forced to quarantine together for 28 days - under threat of death by the swindling, opportunistic guard outside of the window - the home's inhabitants test the limits of authority, the power of alliances, and the sexual implications of fruit. As confinement grows untenable, a single question lingers: Who will make it out alive? 

  

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Content Warning 

Flashing Lights
Sexual Content, Graphic Violence, Strong Language, Blood 

 

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The Cast

Morse: Mai Lan Nguyen

Bunce: Germainne Lebrón

Darcy Snelgrave: Maliyah Gramata-Jones

William Snelgrave: Clay Man Soo

Kabe: Will Mosier

 

Understudies:

Morse U/S: Ella Geonzon 

Bunce U/S: Jackson Reavis 

Darcy Snelgrave U/S: Aubrey McNabb

William Snelgrave U/S: Will Mosier

Kabe U/S: Gabe Blair 

 

Stage Management 

Production Stage Manager: Katie Davis

PSM Sub (9/30-10/12): Stephanie Carrizales

Assistant Stage Manager: Ziyi Fang

Assistant Stage Manager: Rosemary Montoya

Production Assistant: Meera David

Production Assistant: Clara Rowlett

 

Creative Team

Director: Shyama Nithiananda

Scenic Designer: Ruolin Zhao

Costume Designer: Kimberly Kocol

Assistant Costume Designer: Belle Garza-Omae

Assistant Costume Designer: Spencer Kay

Lighting Designer: Jake Olson

Sound Designer: Nataly Ceniceros

Voice/Dialect: Andrea Caban

Intimacy Coordinator: Kandace Crystal

Fight Coordinator: Jake Millgard

 

About the Director

Shyama Nithiananda is a Sri Lankan - American director from Texas and a second-year MFA student. WhileShyamaNithiananda.jpg based in Dallas, Shyama worked as a director, actor, playwright, and taught theatre to high school seniors. She is interested in examining community intersections in her work and how converging communities inform our sense of responsibility to each other. She holds a BFA in Theatre Studies from Southern Methodist University. 

 

Dallas / Fort Worth directing credits include Lizzie (Theatre Three) and Guards at the Taj (Stage West Theatre).