ANATOMY 101 (A MYSTERIUM)
Written by Sarah Loucks
Directed by Kristen Osborn
From hematomas to mimosas, this new play explores the lives of six sophomore, pre-nursing students taking a human anatomy class. On consecutive Sunday afternoons, they gather in the library to chug coffee and study the anatomy of the body, all while navigating the anatomy of a changing world. Select scenes from Anatomy 101 (A Mysterium) will be performed on Zoom on Sunday 9/25 and Monday 9/26.
When / Where
Sunday 9/25 at 2pm on Zoom Meeting ID: 850 6674 4361
https://uark.zoom.us/j/85066744361?pwd=L3VVdjZER2VYR3R2bjk4MkVIWkNrZz09
Monday 9/26 at 6pm on Zoom Meeting ID: 856 1300 3549
https://uark.zoom.us/j/85613003549?pwd=dHBzY25wN3hZL25YNnVJVnRDN3ZDZz09
This project is supported in part by the Cultural Arts Division of the City of Austin Economic Development Department.
Sarah's new play MOAB will be produced by Forward Flux Productions as part of their Three New American Play Festival in October of 2019! MOAB is a piece of investigative theater addressing the war in Afghanistan, violence, and friendship. Sarah is currently interviewing active duty military and veterans for the project.
Tickets on Sale!
MouthRadio presents Landcape Mechanical, a new play by Sarah Loucks, directed by Ann Marie Dorr.
ABC Motors has it all! Red cars! Blue cars! Green cars! Except today the salesman is depressed and the mechanics face an engine they can’t fix. As they try to survive another Saturday at ABC motors, the radio conjures far away landscapes and the employees dream of other places...any place...but here. Landscape Mechanical is a meditation on the art of mechanics and the vast landscape of America. Using sound, movement, and machines, this new play by Sarah Loucks investigates what it means to fix the vehicles that traverse America, but never go anywhere yourself. Landscape Mechanical is a collaboration between two mechanics, two actors, a disembodied voice, and some used cars. Buckle up!
This presentation of Landscape Mechanical is a development. Tickets are a $5-$20 on a sliding scale. Tickets on sale February 18th.
One weekend only! Saturday March 10th 6:00pm, Sunday March 11th 4:00pm & 6:00pm
Where: Gravel Lot 3600 Lyons Rd, Austin, TX 78702. Performance is outside. Parking in gravel lot and on street.
Tickets: Available at www.sarahloucks.space or 515-520-7632. On sale February 18th.
Cost: $5-$20, sliding scale.
This project is supported in part by the Cultural Arts Division of the City of Austin Economic Development Department.
DQ tix on sale!
Karen and Lee are employees at Dairy Queen, where they're stuck working on the 4th of July. As fireworks explode in the street and the night drags on, the two teenagers begin plotting a future neither of them expected. Reigning over an empty DQ, a large quantity of ice cream, and some hidden vodka, two teenagers imagine adventure, salvation, and America beneath the flourescent lights of a Midwest Dairy Queen. Join us for this immersive workshop of a new one act play, where we'll give you ice cream in exchange for feedback.
This presentation of Dairy Queen is a development. Tickets are a $5-$20 on a sliding scale. $5 covers the materials we provide you during the show. Anything beyond that goes toward nurturing future projects by MouthRadio. 14 seats are available per performance. Tickets available at https://dairyqueen.bpt.me
One night only, two shows! January 28th 6:30 & 8:30pm
TEAM:
Director: Kimmothy Cole
Playwright: Sarah Loucks
PERFORMANCE ENSEMBLE: Abigail Lucas, Andrew Rodriguez, Mary Catherine, Norman Tran, Amanda Siepiola
When: One night only, two shows! January 28th 6:30 & 8:30pm
Where: Porfirio’s Restaurant 1512 Holly St B, Austin, TX 78702. Free parking on street.
Tickets: Available at https://dairyqueen.bpt.me or 515-520-7632
Cost: $5-$20 sliding scale. 14 tickets available per performance.
This project is supported in part by the Cultural Arts Division of the City of Austin Economic Development Department.
TICKETS NOW ON SALE!
Seating is limited. Advanced reservations recommended. Purchase tickets HERE.
A mermaid exhibition. A strange lake. Ice cream in multiple flavors. MouthRadio presents Crave Blue, a new play by Sarah Loucks, directed by Ann Marie Dorr. Part roadside attraction, part dark comedy, Crave Blue follows a group of West Texas women who dress up as mermaids to pay the bills. Conspiracy and desire collide when a man claims to see a real life mermaid in the lake. As tourists pollute the town, three minimum-wage mermaids must risk everything to uncover the secrets within the lake, and the secrets within each other.
Inspired by Balmorhea, TX, a town whose waterways are threatened by oil companies, Crave Blue is a surreal and gritty look at environmentalism and the feminine mystique in the heart of West TX. Crave Blue received developments at The VORTEX (2016) and Porterspace in NYC (2017)
Presented at MastroGeorge Theatre at Carol Hickey Acting Studio. 130 Pedernales Ste. 318b Austin, TX.
July 20th-August 5th at 8pm, with special double shows on July 29th and August 5th at 6pm and 9pm, 2017. General admission $15, priority seating $20. Tickets on sale HERE. Contact mouthradiotheatre@gmail.com for ticketing questions. For updates on MouthRadio and Crave Blue, like and follow us on Facebook.
Check out this poster designed by Zoe Darsee of Tabloid Publications!
Join us at ATM Gallery on Feb. 25th @ 8pm for The Anglers. Suggested $5 dollar donation. 5305 Bolm Rd ATX.
February 9th 2016
The Anglers premiered at Frontera Fest on February 1st 2016!
We are remounting the show on February 25th at 8pm at ATM Gallery at Bolm Studios.
ONE NIGHT ONLY!
You can read more about The Anglers below.
The Anglers, a one act play by Sarah Loucks, takes place along the banks of the Mississippi where the Devil and a kidnapped teenager grapple with fishhooks, band names, and the meaning of justice. Rooted at the intersection of mythology and religion, The Anglers examines how one boy confronts the violence within himself.
Poster Design by Rebecca Wood. This project is supported in part by the Cultural Arts Division of the City of Austin Economic Development Fund.