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|Director = [[Shannon Mccormick]] | |Director = [[Shannon Mccormick]] | ||
|Cast = {{Unbulleted list|[[Shannon Mccormick]]|[[Marc Majcher]]|[[Kareem Badr]]|[[Courtney Hopkin]]|[[Liz Brammer]]|[[Kristin Firth]]|[[Kevin Miller]]|[[Ruby Willmann]]|[[Jon Bolden]]|[[Kyle Traughber]]|[[Craig Kotfas]]}} | |Cast = {{Unbulleted list|[[Shannon Mccormick]]|[[Marc Majcher]]|[[Kareem Badr]]|[[Courtney Hopkin]]|[[Liz Brammer]]|[[Kristin Firth]]|[[Kevin Miller]]|[[Ruby Willmann]]|[[Jon Bolden]]|[[Kyle Traughber]]|[[Craig Kotfas]]}} | ||
Revision as of 22:04, 8 April 2013
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| Theater | Salvage Vanguard Theater |
| Directed by | Shannon Mccormick |
| Produced by | Gnap! Theater Projects |
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| Initial Run | May-June 2011 |
| Subsequent Run(s) | August 2012– |
False Matters was a longform mainstage improv production with Gnap! Theater Projects that played from May 20 to June 11, 2001 (and on August 24 and 25, 2012). After the original run, it lived on as an informal troupe composed of members of the original cast. Its first show outside Salvage Vanguard was as a part of the first Improvised Play Festival on July 2, 2011.
False Matters' tagline is "Stories Improvised in the Style of Philip K. Dick." The show explores similar themes to those in Dick's works, including dystopian futures, shifting identities, questionable reality, and intrusive government. False Matters includes many tropes common in PKD stories, including interplanetary travel, time travel, drug use, intelligent robots, and omnipresent media.
False Matters was directed by Shannon Mccormick and assistant-directed by Bryan 'Lubu' Roberts. Courtney Hopkin created the costumes and poster for the show. Marc Majcher created a custom Flash interaction to randomly select the suggestion for the show.
