a
beginner's guide to deicide
With Deicide,
the Vampire Cowboys proved to be a company that would aggressively
challenge form, style, and convention. Premiering at the 2002 Seabury
Quinn Playwrights Festival, A Beginner’s Guide left audiences
awestruck with its unique blend of comedy, combat, and the controversial.
The play, which tells the tale of a Catholic Schoolgirl’s journey
through time to find God, confronts social, psychological, and philosophical
ideologies, daring the audience to follow in its quest to re-imagine
history. Not a family show.
Original
Production: 2002 Seabury Quinn Playwright's Festival
Co Created by: Qui Nguyen and Robert Ross Parker
Light Design: Dustin Efrid
Costumes: Jill Glaser
A.D./Stage Manger: Karli Dalton
Cast: Joy Billings, Caitlin Dick, Dan Deming
Guest Performers: Lindsay Brill, Beth Montegomery,
Bob Moran
vampire cowboy trilogy
Every
legend has its beginning, Trilogy is the Vampire Cowboy’s. Premiering
at the Seabury Quinn Playwrights Festival as a fringe event, Trilogy
quickly stole the spotlight. A fast paced comedic tour de force, Vampire
Cowboy Trilogy takes the world of Superheroes, Film Noir, and Chop
Saki Kung Fu flicks and puts them on their head.
Original
Production: 2000 Seabury Quinn Playwights Festival
Co-created by: Qui Nguyen and Robert Ross Parker
Stage Manager: Stephanie Dean
Lighting Design: Isaac Castille
Cast: Dan Deming, Rich Davis, Courtney Decoskey,
Melissa Paladino, Lauren Smith, Genevieve Cox, and Heidi Slone
