|
First Coast Chapter's Own Mark
O'Brien
Performed "Walking Through Fire"
At the Atlantic Theater. He is now in production on his film based on his
autobiographical story. View the pictures below from the live show and the
basics of the story.
Mark,
remembering the good times, looks upon a painting of a dream
girl during his
version of the Artist’s Dream.
Ashley Zur magically appears from one of the paintings.
Christianna L.
White as “Justine Justice” for the plaintiff insists the case rests on the
point of origin- no ignition source, with the assistance of Mark and the
cups and balls.
Kenny Logsdon
as “Samuel Stone” defending the system presents NFPA 921: determination of
cause and origin must be based on evidence- not the lack of evidence.
After
listening to both the characters discuss the case in his head,
Mark begins
to levitate from a large psychiatrist couch.
Miss Justice
(played by Christianna L. White), reaches for
Mark as he disappears into
thin air!
In his version
of Houdini’s “Metamorphosis”, O’Brien changes place instantly with dancer
Michelle Iranpour (right) although he can’t change with places with the
police and arrest those he believes are guilty.
Mark performs
his original version of dividing a woman in two known as the “Split Image”.
It was one of the illusions stored at another warehouse at the time of the
fires.
In the show’s
finale, Samuel Stone (played by Kenny Logsdon) wears a “Sith like” robe as
he presents Mark a deal to get all of his evidence into court- an escape
from two giant metal saw blades! Audience members assist him in the lock up
to make sure Mark can’t get out.
The system’s
Judge (played by Claire Michel) presides over the courtroom in the theater
and implores Mr. O’Brien to “let the lion the go!”
| 
