I still have to finish the ending, but in ten days, this should be all set to go:

CREVICE
a new play by Lauren Yee
directed by Mark Routhier

Sunday, May 17, 2pm
Thick House
1695 18th Street (off Arkansas Street)
San Francisco

Free admission ($10 suggested donation)
No reservations required

Unemployed, overambitious, and verging on thirty, siblings Liz and Rob vow to build themselves brighter futures. Now if they only knew what that meant. But last one night, they discover something that may just give them the direction they need to finally grow up. A comedic journey through the odyssey years.

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The June Anne Baker Prize, established by PlayGround supporter John H. Gilman in memory of his late wife, honors the top female playwright each year, representing a gifted new comedic or political voice for the stage, and includes a full-length play commission. Lauren Yee wrote Crevice as the 2008 prize winner.

For more information: http://playground-sf.org/commissioning.shtml

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(Sam Hurwitt has a pretty, multi-paged article on PlayGround in this month’s American Theatre, which gives a good overview of what PG’s all about and which you can read here.)