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Redwood Curtain Theatre is postponing the one-woman show Natural Shocks due to COVID-19 issues, the theater announced yesterday. The show will now open Thursday, Sept. 29....
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Tornados, Hamlet, and Disney World aren't three things you'd normally group together. For acclaimed Lauren Gunderson, it all makes sense. Though perhaps for Angela, the woman at the center of Gunderson's Natural Shocks, the threads may be straining. If Gunderson sounds like a familiar name to you, it's no coincidence. In 2020, Dramashop presented one of her best-known works, Silent Sky as an innovative production in the early weeks of the pandemic. Nationally, Gunderson also just so happens to be America's most popular living playwright. Written in 2018, Natural Shocks is a one-woman show that tells the story of Angela, a woman waiting out a tornado in her basement. Dramashops's production of
Marin Theatre Company to Digitally Premiere 'The Catastrophist,' a New Play About Pandemics Local playwright Lauren Gunderson has written a new one-man play about "virus hunter" Nathan Wolfe and his prognostications about the economic impact of a pandemic before this one began. And now it's set to premiere virtually via the Marin Theatre Company this month. Gunderson, whose one-woman show Natural Shocks has been available to hear a radio play via Marin Theatre Company after its in-person premiere was canceled due to the pandemic last March, is actually married to Wolfe, and she says it hadn't occurred to her to write a play about him or his work until recently, for obvious reasons.