2015 KC FRINGE Festival hit remounts at the Fishtank Performance Studio in the Crossroads September 18-27.
"To call this show affecting is an understatement...poignant...healing."
-2015 Fringe Festival Review of Bond, Robert Trussell, KC STAR
2006 was one of the bloodiest years in Operation Iraqi Freedom. Iraqi society fractured and eventually devolved into sectarian violence, Saddam Hussein was executed and a young man with a yellow lab at his side found himself right in the middle of it all.
In his one-man show, Logan Black tells the story of the bond created between K-9 and handler based on his experience as a Specialized Search Dog Handler, and the year he spent working with SSD Diego in the Al Anbar province of Iraq.
BOND received the “Best of Fringe” for during the 2015 KC Fringe Festival and was performed at the Unicorn Theatre Jerome Stage. The Fishtank production maintains the heart of the fringe show and has expanded to 60 min.
Performances run September 18-27. Friday & Saturday at 8pm, Sunday at 2pm. Tickets are $20 online in advance at http://bond.brownpapertickets.com.
About the Playwright/performer.
Logan Black was a member of the Utah National Guard while he attended the acting conservatory at the University of Utah. During his senior year he was called to active duty and suspended his training. Five years later, after meeting Diego and serving in Iraq, Logan returned to undergrad and completed his Bachelors in Fine Arts. He spent two years acting in Chicago and regional theaters before attending the University of Missouri at Kansas City to earn his Masters in Fine Acting in Acting & Directing. He is a proud member of the Actor Equity Association, the union of professional actors and stage managers.
