Preston Choi

It’s giving… camp.

This raucous dark comedy by rising star Preston Choi puts teens at the helm of a revolution. A queer trio’s escape plan from a conversion camp takes a left turn as they face off against a straight-laced counselor with an unusual sadistic streak. limp wrist on the lever questions the necessity of violence and the paradox of tolerance, with the ever-present doubt: how can you ever be sure you’ve really changed someone’s mind?

About the Playwright

Preston Choi (he/him) is a Los Angeles-based playwright whose work focuses on Asian-American/mixed race/queer lives, social science fiction, and the horrors of being alive. His work has recently been developed with Crowded Fire, Artists at Play, Round House Theatre, Cygnet Theatre, and Interact Theatre. Plays include Happy Birthday Mars Rover, This Is Not A True Story, The Migratory Patterns of the North American Monarch Butterfly and The Development of Fatherless Sons or A Great Migration, performing class, and You Will Get Used To It. He has a B.S. in Theatre from Northwestern and an MFA in playwriting from UC San Diego.

CAST

Anita: Ashley Jaye (she/they)
Charli: River Bermudez Sanders (they/them)
Zo: linda maria girón (they/them)
Thomas: Kenny Scott (he/him)
Ghost: Landyn Endo (he/they) & Annie Fraser
Understudy – Anita / Zo: Vivian Le (she/her)
Understudy – Charli / Thomas: Tim Garcia (any pronouns)

CREATIVE TEAM

Director: Becca Wolff ◼
Assistant Director: G Momah ★
Dramaturg: Caro Asercion ★
Choreographer: Adin Walker ◼
Stage Manager: Nikki Eggett
Assistant Stage Manager: Elio Amador
Scenic Designer: Jenna Carroll
Props & Associate Scenic Designer: Ashley Méndez
Costume Designer: Buffy Yahyaa
Lighting Designer: Ray Oppenheimer
Sound Designer: Tab Mattos

★ Crowded Fire Resident Artist
◼ Member of the Stage Directors and Choreographers Society (SDC)