Burns, the "Cape Feare" episode of The Simpsons morphs from a story shared 'round a campfire to include memories of a world-changing apocalypse - and over the years it becomes a shared cultural myth for surviving generations. The show had its world premiere at Washington, D.C.'s Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company, a notable new-play incubator, and runs at New York's Playwrights Horizons through Oct. Burns: A Post-Electric Play, an audacious three-act drama that takes place in three different eras: right after the apocalypse, seven years after that, and 75 years further down the road. "I wanted to take a pop-culture narrative and push it past the apocalypse and see what happened," says Anne Washburn. Something very, very bad: The electrical grid is down, nuclear plants are imploding, most of the population of the United States has been wiped out. Then one member of the group hears a sound in the woods, and all of a sudden guns are drawn. The lights come up on a group of people around a campfire in the woods, trying to recall all the details of the hilarious Simpsons episode "Cape Feare," a parody of the Robert Mitchum and Robert De Niro movies, in which Bart Simpson is stalked by the evil but incompetent Sideshow Bob. If the world as we know it comes to an end, will art survive? And if it does, what kinds of stories will be told after the apocalypse? The answer might surprise you.
Burns: A Post-Electric Play, a Simpsons-inspired fantasia of loss and remembrance by Anne Washburn. Morris (left), with Sam Breslin Wright, Gibson Frazier, Colleen Werthmann and Susannah Flood, in the third act of Mr. Since Susannah has so far not gratified the speculations, we can only presume the lesbian role was only professionally delivered.Who's That Masked Marge? Jennifer R. In fact, having played Anya Ooms, Caitlin Stasey’s love interest in the ABC drama For The People, the onscreen progressive chemistry between the girlfriends made many speculate that Flood is a lesbian in real life. But given the actress’s private lifestyle, these details have remained a mystery. Since she came into the limelight, many have been curious to get an inkling into Susannah Flood’s love life with conflicting speculations that she is perhaps secretly married or may never have been married at all. The American actress is quite athletic and was part of the Women’s Lightweight Crew while in college. Thankfully, her strategy paid off when she graduated summa cum laude from UC Berkeley. A goal getter and an over-achiever, Susannah Flood was an honorary student who was more interested in her studies than socializing and making friends. The blonde-haired actress stands at an average height of 5 feet 7 inches (1.7 meters). Burns, and The Public’s Delacorte Theater’s As You Like It. She followed up with versatile roles in other off-Broadway productions such as Barrow Street Theatre’s Effect and Tribes, Scenes From A Marriage, New York Theatre Workshop’s Love & Information, Playwrights Horizons’ Mr. Other than these, there are no other personal details about the actress that has been made public knowledge.Ī proper thespian, Flood began her acting career on stage in 2016 with the Broadway production The Cherry Orchard, a revival by the Roundabout Theatre. Flood had her high school education in Santa Monica and later went to the University of California, Berkeley, where she graduated summa cum laude. While there are no public records of her exact birth date, parents, and family, we do know that the actress is a New Yorker who was raised in Manhattan. Though a public figure, Susannah has not been generous with some of her personal details. While it is no secret that Susannah Flood prefers to keep things under the radar, here are lesser-known facts and details about the fresh-to-screen face. Being her first lead role, the prosecutor character Kate Littlejohn on the NBC legal drama further thrust the talented and budding actress into the limelight. After several guest-starring roles on TV, Susannah got a major breakthrough with the new Shondaland obsession, For The People. A relative fresher in the Hollywood scene, Susannah Flood has a good number of theatre and screen works to her credits.
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