Claudia Alick, Tyrone Davis, Donald E. Lacey Jr., Rose Oser
Every 28 Hours
Every 28 Hours” is a series of one-minute plays focused on the contested statistic that every twenty-eight hours a black person is killed by law enforcement in America. Inspired by true stories and the Black Lives Matter movement, the plays expose the impact of racial violence. As part of a national movement, The Every 28 Hours Play was being done in theaters across the United States for a few days in 2016. FaultLine Theater’s Cast and Directors agreed to do it one more time, at Google.
Claudia Alick
Claudia Alick is the Oregon Shakespeare Festival’s community associate producer. She organizes the Green Shows, the free performances that take place every evening on the Courtyard Stage before the regularly scheduled OSF plays.
Donald E. Lacey Jr.
Donald E. Lacy, Jr. is a writer, director, actor, comedian, and radio talk show host. As a comedian he was inducted into the Bay Area Blues society Hall of Fame in 2013. A S. F. S. U. alumnus, Donald holds a B. A. Degree in Theater Arts, (with a film minor).
Rose Oser
Rose Oser is Co-Artistic Director of FaultLine Theater. She produced FaultLine’s production of Every 28 Hours and plays a large role in artistically shaping every mainstage production. She has secured FaultLine’s first grants, helped establish a Board of Directors, and refined the vision for creating contemporary, accessible, & socially-relevant new works.
THE EVERY 28 HOURS PLAYS PROJECT
“Every 28 Hours” is a project produced by the Oregon Shakespeare Festival under the leadership of Claudia Alick and The One-Minute Play Festival in association with local St. Louis theater maker and producer Jacqueline Thompson. The Every 28 Hours Plays consist of 72 one-minute plays inspired by the Black Lives Matter movement, with participation from artists across the nation.
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