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PassinArt: A Theatre Company will present "Split Second", a forceful
drama, by Dennis McIntyre July 3rd - July 26th at the Interstate Firehouse
Cultural Center (5340 N. Interstate) on Fridays and Saturdays at 8 p.m.,
with Sunday matinees at 2 p.m. Discount tickets prices for Sunday per
formances are available. Tickets are $7.00 Friday/Saturday, and $5.00 on
Sunday.
"Split Second" is a compelling drama that depicts the experiences of a
young Black police officer when faced with the consequences of one of his
"split second" decisions. A decision that not only impacts his life, but that
of his family. The play takes a hard look at the differences between the
values of the young police officer and that of his father (a retired police
man); and what happens to a family when they suddenly find themselves
caught up in the tragedy of a split second decision.
The Company plans to have a special community forum Sunday,
July 19th immediately following the play at 4 p.m. The purpose of this
forum will be to discuss the issues raised in the play (i.e. values, racism;
and how our "split second" decisions impact issues we all face in our daily
lives.
"Split Second" will be directed by Michael J. Grant, co-founder and
artistic director of PassinArt. His directing credits include "The Resurrec
tion of Lady Lester" (IFCC); "Funnyhouse of a Negro" (PassinArt); and
"Portraites in Black: A Theatre Presentation (IFCC). Grant is also an actor,
writer, and musician. Cast members include Henry Melson (Ceremonies in
Dark Old Men, Spell No. 7); Julie Serquinia (A Raisin in the Sun); Gunnar
Forland, Anthony Baggette; Michael Holiday (Little Shop of Horror); and
Neal Thomas.
"Split Second is sponsored in part through grants from the Metropolitan
Arts Commission and Oregon Arts Commission.
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