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A CO-PRODUCTION WITH MIXED BLOOD THEATRE

A parody coupled with moments of disorienting sincerity, Two Mile Hollow explores the dysfunctional family with brutality, awe and compassion. When the Donnellys gather for a weekend in the country to hash out belongings from their recently sold estate, an emotional storm breaks inside while a literal storm brews outside. As this family of famous, longing-to-be-famous, and kind-of-a-mess-but-totally-Caucasian characters come together with their personal assistant, Charlotte, some really really complicated and totally unique secrets are revealed (over white wine).

GENERAL INFORMATION

DATES

February 16 - March 4, 2018

TICKETS

We strive to voice the stories of the Asian American community, and in order to bring performances to those communities whose stories they tell, we are committed to make them as accessible as possible. PAY AS YOU ARE pricing asks those who routinely pay $35 for theater tickets to choose to pay that amount; it is the actual fair market value of the ticket. If an audience member needs to pay less, they can choose to pay less – as little as $5 per ticket.

VENUE INFO

TWO MILE HOLLOW will take place at Mixed Blood Theatre, located at 1501 S 4th St, Minneapolis, MN 55454

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ACCESSIBLE PERFORMANCES

Sunday, February 25: Audio Described and ASL-Interpreted Performance

POST-SHOW DISCUSSIONS

Thursday, February 21 and Thursday, February 28: Join us for a post-show discussion immediately following the performance.

AGE RECOMMENDATION

This performance is recommended for ages 16+.
Content warning: adult oriented themes and language.

CAST

PRODUCTION TEAM

PHOTOS

MEET THE PLAYWRIGHT

LEAH NANAKO WINKLER, is a Japanese American playwright from Kamakura, Japan and Lexington Kentucky. Her plays have been published in Nanjing University’s Stage and Screen Reviews, Smith and Krauss, Sam French, and Dramatists Play Service. She was an artist in residence at New Group/Urban Arts Initiative, a winner of the 2015 Samuel French OOB Short Play Festival, a 2015 and 2016 Susan Smith Blackburn Prize nominee, a two time recipient of the A/P/A commission for the Japanese American National Museum, a recipient of the Truman Capote Fellowship for Creative Writing, a member of the Dorothy Strelsin New American Playwrights Group, a 2016 Sloan Commission recipient with the Ensemble Studio Theatre, a commissioned writer with 2G, a 2016-2018 Time Warner fellow at the Women’s Project, an alumnus of Youngblood, and a 2017 Sundance/Ucross Fellow. Two Mile Hollow is listed on the New Play Exchange and was selected for the 2017 Kilroys List. The New York Times called her a “distinctive new voice.”