Mies Julie, an Edinburgh Fringe hit is coming to St. Ann's Warehouse. Now, I haven't been to St. Ann's since they moved locations - so once I do, I'll let you know.
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St. Ann's Website for Mies Julie.
Showing posts with label St. Ann's. Show all posts
Showing posts with label St. Ann's. Show all posts
Tuesday, October 2, 2012
Tuesday, February 14, 2012
"Early Plays" Starts Tomorrow at St. Ann's Warehouse
I do enjoy St. Ann's Warehouse, and they do great work. Here is information on their latest offerings. Feb 15th to march 11th
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Presented by St. Ann's Warehouse
The Wooster Group and Elizabeth LeCompte have invited Richard Maxwell of New York City Players to direct three of Eugene O'Neill's early "Glencairn" plays-Bound East for Cardiff(1914), The Long Voyage Home (1917), and The Moon of the Caribbees (1918)-combining his company with The Wooster Group.
EARLY PLAYS takes O'Neill's tales of sailors on and off the ocean as a point of departure to explore themes of longing and eternity. The production realizes O'Neill's beautifully romantic text in a sparse, modern, yet still mythic place. Dark episodes showing the underside of turn-of-the-century maritime life-brawls, dances, and carousing-are threaded together with original songs composed by Maxwell.
The EARLY PLAYS company includes Wooster Group members and associates Enver Chakartash, Ari Fliakos, Teresa Hartmann, Bozkurt Karasu, Bobby McElver, Kaneza Schaal, Andrew Schneider, and Kate Valk and New York City Players Lakpa Bhutia, Keith Connolly, Alex Delinois, Nicholas Elliott, Jim Fletcher, Kevin Hurley, and Brian Mendes.
St. Ann's Warehouse presents the world premiere of EARLY PLAYS February 15 - March 11, 2012.
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Presented by St. Ann's Warehouse
The Wooster Group and Elizabeth LeCompte have invited Richard Maxwell of New York City Players to direct three of Eugene O'Neill's early "Glencairn" plays-Bound East for Cardiff(1914), The Long Voyage Home (1917), and The Moon of the Caribbees (1918)-combining his company with The Wooster Group.
EARLY PLAYS takes O'Neill's tales of sailors on and off the ocean as a point of departure to explore themes of longing and eternity. The production realizes O'Neill's beautifully romantic text in a sparse, modern, yet still mythic place. Dark episodes showing the underside of turn-of-the-century maritime life-brawls, dances, and carousing-are threaded together with original songs composed by Maxwell.
The EARLY PLAYS company includes Wooster Group members and associates Enver Chakartash, Ari Fliakos, Teresa Hartmann, Bozkurt Karasu, Bobby McElver, Kaneza Schaal, Andrew Schneider, and Kate Valk and New York City Players Lakpa Bhutia, Keith Connolly, Alex Delinois, Nicholas Elliott, Jim Fletcher, Kevin Hurley, and Brian Mendes.
St. Ann's Warehouse presents the world premiere of EARLY PLAYS February 15 - March 11, 2012.
Labels:
Early Plays,
Eugene O'Neil,
Richard Maxwell,
St. Ann's
Monday, April 25, 2011
BlackWatch Back at Saint Ann's Warehouse
BlackWatch, by the National Theater of Scotland, has returned to the scene of the triumph. In 2007 it played to amazing reviews - and it is again.
(website & tickets)
(website & tickets)
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