Name: The Tradition of Breaking Bread by MOXIE Theatre
Duration: 1 min 51 s
Description: MOXIE Theatre since its first production, has broke bread with the cast and ceative when starting tech rehearsals. It all started with wine and changed to orange juice. See how and why this started in words of The Artistic Directer Delicia Turner Sonnenberg and her daughter Zoe.

Interviews, invitations and commentaries about the play BLUE DOOR written by Tanya Barfield.

Actor Vemul Sephus invites you to see BLUE DOOR

Actor Cortez L. Johnson invites you to see BLUE DOOR

Artistic Director Delicia Turner Sonnenberg explains BLUE DOOR

Actor Cortez L. Johnson's glimpse on his characters in BLUE DOOR

MOXIE Theatre since its first production, has broke bread with the cast and ceative when starting tech rehearsals. It all started with wine and changed to orange juice. See how and why this started in words of The Artistic Directer Delicia Turner Sonnenberg and her daughter Zoe.

The Tradition of Breaking Bread

MOXIE’s mission is to create more diverse and honest images of women for our culture using the art of theatre. Through the production of primarily female playwrights and the special attention given to plays that defy female stereotypes, MOXIE expands the idea of what is feminine. Our dedication to finding work that is under produced means we’re discovering the classics of the future.

MOXIE fans know that each distinct MOXIE production will always share one similar quality – moxie. Moxie is defined as “courage, pluck, gumption, perseverance, guts.” It may be the hero of a play who embodies the term moxie, or a challenging subject matter. Perhaps a playwright has invented an original world for audiences to explore, or actors are asked to stretch to new heights and break new ground in story-telling. In whatever way it is revealed, moxie is the unifying quality that defines all of our productions.

The Tradition of Breaking Bread

MOXIE Theatre

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