Red Theater presents the world premiere of

DOGS

by Hanna Kime

directed by Becca Holloway

 
 

The Edge Off Broadway

1133 W. Catalpa Ave

November 1 - 24, 2024

Wednesdays - Saturdays @ 7:30P, Sundays @ 3P

Saturday 11/17 @ 2P

Previews Wed 10/30 + Thurs 10/31 @ 7:30P


It is the Fourth of July sometime in the future, and history is about to be made. We are about to witness the annual Hot Dog Eating Contest. The five women invited to this stage have set out to conquer nature, destroy their own limits, and shatter our perception of what the human body is or isn’t capable of. DOGS is a dizzying, anti-plot, high-intensity exploration of capitalism, competition, and consumption that begs the question: how long can we keep all this up?New Play Exchange

Production Team

  • DIRECTOR | Becca Holloway*

  • PLAYWRIGHT | Hanna Kime

  • STAGE MANAGER | Ella Johnson

  • ASST DIRECTOR | Katy Campbell

  • SCENIC DESIGN | Hunter Cole

  • COSTUME DESIGN | Madeline Felauer

  • LIGHTING DESIGN | Jack Goodman

  • SOUND DESIGN | Sebby Woldt*

  • FIGHT + INTIMACY DESIGN | Jamie Macpherson

  • PROPS DESIGN | Chas Mathieu

  • PRODUCTION MANAGER | Andy Cahoon*

*denotes Red Theater cohort member

Meet the Playwright

Hanna Kime (she/her) is a Chicago-based playwright and screenwriter originally from St. Louis, Missouri. Her full-length work has been presented or developed with Goodman Theatre, Berkeley Rep, St. Louis Shakespeare Festival, Steep Theatre, Jackalope Theatre, the New Coordinates, UP Theatre, Broken Nose Theatre, Sideshow Theatre, where she was an ensemble member, and First Floor Theater, where she previously served as Literary Manager. Most recently, her script THE BEST DAMN THING served as the first fully produced play at The Understudy: Coffee and Books. Kime is a two-time O’Neill Finalist, was the winner of OKC Rep’s New Voices Contest, and has been named a semifinalist for the Bay Area Playwrights Festival, Ashland New Play Festival, and Premiere Stages Play Festival. She holds degrees from the University of Chicago in English and Gender and Sexuality Studies. Outside of her own writing, Kime works as a freelance dramaturg and teaching artist. She is represented by UTA.