Write to Me

Stephanie Roberts/ Slow Burn Productions

Show Information:

From the creator of the acclaimed Boom! An International Lost and Found Family Marching Band, and Mask of the Broken Heart, Write to Me is a love letter to letter-writing. Inspired by a box of 200 received letters, Stephanie Roberts dares to reach across the divide of time and place (and fourth wall) as she reveals and embodies ink on a page. Through physical storytelling, audience interaction, and live music by cellist Alex Williams, Write to Me journeys through a landscape of lost and found human connection. Audience members are encouraged to bring their own saved letters. facebook.com/stephrobertsslowburn

Venue

The Writer’s Place

3607 Pennsylvania Ave

Kansas City, MO 64111

Show Times

July 22 – Saturday – 8:00pm

July 24 – Monday – 6:30pm

July 28 – Friday – 9:30pm

July 29 – Saturday – 5:00pm

Category

Theatre

Runtime

60 Minutes

Rating

Parental Guidance

Warning

Adult Language


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7 responses to “Write to Me”

  1. Nicole Greenberg Avatar
    Nicole Greenberg

    I thought “Write to Me” was simple, sincere and beautiful. It’s such a refreshing show and is one that can connect to everyone in one way or another. It was lovely to have the cello there to punctuate the personal correspondents and to get to know these people in such a true and vulnerable way. I keep suggesting this to everyone interested in fringe. This is the kind of show I LOVE!

  2. Beth Byrd-Lonski Avatar
    Beth Byrd-Lonski

    It’s a beautiful journey inward, through time and forward. It feels like a big hug.

  3. Vincent Wagner Avatar
    Vincent Wagner

    Stephanie Roberts creates a moving meditation on friendship, connection, and the passing of time using text from letters both old and new. The addition of physical interpretation and live cello (courtesy of the very talented Alex Williams) strikes an evocative balance between nostalgia and the present moment. I left the venue feeling inspired to pick up a pen and paper and reach out. It’s a wonderful, warm addition to your Fringe schedule.

  4. Stephanie is SO talented – in terms of writing, acting, singing, production, audience engagement…. What a beautiful and uplifting event, pulling on memory strings with deep connections that were by turns wistful, joyful, yearning and painfully honest. I loved having the opportunity to write to a stranger, and now I am re-experiencing the pleasures of watching my mailbox every day, waiting for a reply. Go and see this, you won’t regret it!

  5. Tammie Warren-Betz Avatar
    Tammie Warren-Betz

    Excellent show,—tender, refreshing, authentic, great subject, made me think, also made me miss an “old” form of communication…highly recommend, more shows like this please and thank you!

  6. What a lovely experience. Creative audience interaction. Highly recommend.

  7. What an amazing show! I had no idea what to expect and was so pleasantly surprised at the format. Love the low-key audience participation. Alex did a fabulous job accompanying on the cello. Well done!