Seven Actresses
   Eleven Characters
     A Night Of Unforgettable Stories

What do a snake handler, baton twirler, rodeo cowgirl, tatooed woman and a homeless person all have in common? They're just a few of the thought-provoking, hilarious, disturbing people you'll meet in Talking With, directed by Associate Artistic Director Trish Egan.

On the surface, Jane Martin's play is a series of monologues performed by women characters of widely different backgrounds, temperaments, ideas, voices, and, well, quirks. Below the surface, however, is a common thread of people struggling to find their identity in our rapidly changing world. In telling their stories - often more a dialogue with the audience than a monologue- these idiosyncratic characters amuse, move and sometimes frighten, but they always speak from the depths of their souls.

"A dramatist with an original voice ... [and] gladsome humor."
                              --N.Y. Times.

"With Jane Martin, the monologue has taken on a new poetic form, intensive in its method and revelatory in its impact."
                              --Philadelphia Inquirer.

Recommended for ages 12 and up

Online Playbill	Notes On Talking With By Director Trish Egan	About Playwright Jane Martin
Photos	Listen to the Radio Spot Broadcast on KXL Radio.	Read the Oregonian Review of Talking With

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