Holler

World Premiere

Seventeen months and one ton of aluminum in the making, Holler tells the story of Bill, a morally compromised West Virginia mechanic and petty criminal whose only source of goodness lies in his younger, simpler brother, Joe. Bricolage turned the Brew House’s IAC Performance Garage into an ominous West Virginia trailer park, complete with automobile skeletons, nosy neighbors, and an actual trailer, hauled in and cut up to fit the Brew House’s raw, exciting performance area. Artistic Director Jeffrey Carpenter was named one of the Post Gazette’s top performers of the year for his portrayal of Bill, and according to the PG’s Chris Rawson Producing Artistic Director Robert Hirst’s set design was "the best (he’s) seen in a long time."