THE CUTTING BALL THEATER NEWSLETTER
June 14, 2006 Volume 2, Issue 10
Contents:
1. Vote for The Cutting Ball as Best of the Bay
2. Raves for The Death of the Last Black Man in the Whole Entire World
3. Talkback with the actors after the June 16th Performance of The Death of the Last Black Man in the Whole Entire World

Click Here to cast your vote for the Best of the Bay
Register and then go to “Entertainment and Nightlife: Best Theater Company”
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Justin Chu Cary, Robert Henry Johnson, & David Westley Skillman |
Allison L. Payne & Myers Clark |

The inimitable genius of Suzan-Lori Parks is on display in a remarkably ambitious Cutting Ball Theater production, smartly staged by Artistic Director Rob Melrose at Exit on Taylor.
-SF Chronicle
Unmaking and remaking history is at the core of Pulitzer Prize winning playwright Suzan-Lori Parks's elliptical narrative collage The Death of the Last Black Man in the Whole Entire World, now playing in a remarkable production by San Francisco's Cutting Ball Theater.
-SF Bay Guardian
Melrose's poetic production rescues Parks' most precious play from the confines of the ivory tower and puts it where it belongs — do drop be dripted, dammit — on stage... The Cutting Ball Theater shouts its motto, "Risk Is This," more loudly than ever before.
-SF Weekly
There's a lot to admire in director Rob Melrose's strong production, from Liliana Duque Pineiro's handsome wood-plank set to Melrose's sharp lighting design.
-Oakland Tribune
Join us on Friday, June 16 for a talkback with the actors and director of The Death of the Last Black Man in the Whole Entire World after the performance (approx. 9:30pm)
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