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She Kills Monsters
By Qui Nguyen
Oct 7-9th & 14-16th
By Qui Nguyen
Oct 7-9th & 14-16th
Agnes Evans is a normal girl, but this is not a normal play. Seeking reconnection with her recently deceased sister, Agnes delves into the world Tilly left behind. The fact that its a Dungeons and Dragons game means faeries and ogres pull the audience from their seats and into a fantasy land where grief battles ghosts. Humor, loss, hand to hand combat, and some casual 90s references collide in Gadflys reimagining of She Kills Monsters.
Starring Mindy Vang and Morgen Chang as the aforementioned sister, and a stellar cast of youth and adults that also includes Justin Betancourt, Armando Ronconi, Michaela Long, Jordan Mattson, Taelyn Gore, Siddeeqah Shabazz, Kellin Robinson, Alex Hervin, and Thomas Bertron. This cast uses age appropriate actors and welcomed performers of incredibly minimal experience alongside small theatre veterans like Chang.
Gadfly Theatre is a company dedicated to queer, feminist art that creates opportunities for queer and marginalized artists, opening their seventh season with She Kills Monsters. This is the first mainstage show in their new space, The Fox Egg Gallery! This activity is made possible by the voters of Minnesota through a grant from the Metropolitan Regional Arts Council, thanks to a legislative appropriation from the arts and cultural heritage fund.
Starring Mindy Vang and Morgen Chang as the aforementioned sister, and a stellar cast of youth and adults that also includes Justin Betancourt, Armando Ronconi, Michaela Long, Jordan Mattson, Taelyn Gore, Siddeeqah Shabazz, Kellin Robinson, Alex Hervin, and Thomas Bertron. This cast uses age appropriate actors and welcomed performers of incredibly minimal experience alongside small theatre veterans like Chang.
Gadfly Theatre is a company dedicated to queer, feminist art that creates opportunities for queer and marginalized artists, opening their seventh season with She Kills Monsters. This is the first mainstage show in their new space, The Fox Egg Gallery! This activity is made possible by the voters of Minnesota through a grant from the Metropolitan Regional Arts Council, thanks to a legislative appropriation from the arts and cultural heritage fund.
