Program, Hugo, 2008

Authors

Bob Devin Jones
Studio at 620
Jonathan Van Gils
Nouic Ezra Nane
J.P. P. McCue
Magali Naas
Andy Orrell
Barry Hamilton
Derrick A. Johnson
T.I. Mettler
Ibin Rogers
Nicholas J. White
JVC Winters

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Publication Date

5-30-2008

Abstract

The Studio@620 presents the world premiere of a new play by student playwright Jonathan Van Gils, Directed by Bob Devin Jones. This play centers around three characters: Hugo, The Producer, and Rachel. Hugo is young, homeless man; also a filmmaker. The Producer, a drug dealing, pot smoking, Joni Mitchell super-fan, Pellegrino swindling social revolutionary, leader of the band Snack Attack, and movie producer. Rachel, a lustrous, University student, writer with cinematic aspirations; also young. All three of these characters come together to work, live, and party in Hugo's loft. The goal is to manifest Hugo's long lost screenplay, but The Producer has other ideas in mind (involving a post-modern revolution). The play includes original music by Alex Van Gils as well as songs from Wilco, Joni Mitchell, Jennifer Trynin, etc. Hugo is a story about the creative process in general, dancing, filmmaking, conversations, revolutions, spanglish, social constructs, Buddhism, smoking, music fights, romance, friends and Mr. P.

Keywords

program, art, St. Petersburg (Fla.)

Extent

3

Subject: geographic

St. Petersburg (Fla.)

Language

English

Notes

Corresponding Website

Recommended Citation

Jones, Bob Devin; Studio at 620; Gils, Jonathan Van; Nane, Nouic Ezra; McCue, J.P. P.; Naas, Magali; Orrell, Andy; Hamilton, Barry; Johnson, Derrick A.; Mettler, T.I.; Rogers, Ibin; White, Nicholas J.; and Winters, JVC, "Program, Hugo, 2008" (2008). Program Collection. 38.
https://digitalcommons.usf.edu/bdj_studioat620_programs/38

Type

Program