Riverfield Theatre Co. presents
She Kills Monsters
7 p.m. Thursday, October 29
7 p.m. Friday, October 30
7 p.m. Friday, November 6
7 p.m. Saturday, November 7
Smolen Family Black Box Theatre is located in the Center for Creativity.
Limited first-come, first-served seats will be available at the door.
All pre-purchased seats will be under the name of the purchaser.
About the Show
She Kills Monsters is a dramatic comedy and action-packed adventure by first-generation Vietnamese American Qui Nguyen that debuted in 2011. Since then, this dramatic comedy consistently ranks among the top 10 most frequently performed plays in U.S. high schools according to annual surveys by the Educational Theatre Association.
She Kills Monsters is set in the mid 1990’s and tells the story of Agnes Evans, an average young teacher who loses her parents and little sister Tilly in a car accident. In order to get to know her late sister better, Agnes embarks on an adventure by playing a Dungeons & Dragons module that Tilly wrote while she lived.
The plot takes place both in reality and in the imaginary game world and is a nostalgic trip back into the best of 1990’s culture with consistent laugh-out-loud jokes, music, dancing, fighting, puppets, and so much more! Meanwhile, Agnes discovers things about her sister that she'd never imagined…
This is one you will NOT want to miss!
Housed in the Smolen Family Theatre in the Center for Creativity, Riverfield Theatre Co. is the extension of theatre and technical theatre classes taught to the Upper and Middle School students. Each year, students study and train in theatre history, acting, singing, dance, and all of the technical components of theatrical production. Each semester culminates in a theatrical production executed and performed by students and now under the direction of professional union actress and 20 year New York theatre veteran, Marta Reiman.
Marta Reiman
Riverfield Theatre Co. Director & Theatre Instructor
Marta Reiman- SAG-AFTRA, AEA, LMT is a professional actress, licensed Massage Therapist and former resident of New York City. Marta has most recently taught, directed, and choreographed for Clark Youth Theatre in Tulsa. She also created programming for the Tulsa Race Massacre Centennial Commemoration.
Prior to moving back to Tulsa, Marta taught a course she created at Maggie Flanigan Acting studio in New York City; Anatomy and Self Care for Actors. As an actress she performed all over the country in various stage plays including Maggie in Cat on a Hot Tin Roof and TV series such as The Good Wife and Tulsa King.
