On the howling plains of West Texas, a young woman finds herself driven to the brink by the altogether too queer landscape . . . and something haunting in the wind itself.
Adapted Dorothy Scarborough’s 1925 novel and produced in association with Theatre Off Jackson, Noveltease Theatre’s production of The Wind is a supernatural Western with queer cowboys and demon horses. The novel was originally considered so strange and salacious that it was banned in Texas. Now, Noveltease Theatre brings a new interpretation of this classic of Western literature to Theatre Off Jackson’s upstairs space on March 31, April 1, and April 2. Performances begin at 7:30 PM. Doors open for folks to enjoy a drink at the TOJ Saloon at 7:00 PM.
The Wind features Noveltease Company members Onyx Asili, Jesse Belle-Jones, Al Lykya, Fosse Jack, Trixie Paprika, Ramona Rhapsody, and Sailor St. Claire with special guest Peter King.
Directed by Nikki Przasnyski and Shey Ruud
Adapted by Sailor St. Claire
Choreographed by Trixie Paprika
Music by 3 Fiddlers, 3 Traditions
Costume Design by Fantasia Rose
Sound Design by Fosse Jack
Lighting Design by Angelo Domitri
