Perpetual Motion Theatre Company

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The Perpetual Motion Theatre Company is a small, independent performance company based in Minneapolis, Minnesota. The group focuses on creating new, original work that is generated from within the company through a combination of group writing, improvisation and workshopping. The stated goal of Perpetual Motion is to utilize the visual elements of physically-based theater while still relying on characterization and plot to drive stories forward. The company's latest show,The Depth of the Ocean, became one of the most-reviewd, top-selling shows of the 2006 Minneapolis Fringe Festival.^[1]

1 Company Members
2 Shows
3 External links
4 References

[edit] Company Members

Erin Appel -actor.
Derek Miller -actor and head writer.
Alia Mortensen -actor.
Eric Sharp -actor and graphic designer.
Mark Sweeney -actor.

Jess Holman -founding member
Heather Stone -"outside eye"