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A MAN'S HOME...
AN ODE TO KAFKA'S CASTLE
AN ODE TO KAFKA'S CASTLE
FEB. 18 AT 8PM
COMPANY
SARA GALLAGHER
CARL GIRARD
MARCY J. SAVASTANO
MARISA TEETER
J.R. TEETER
SARA GALLAGHER
CARL GIRARD
MARCY J. SAVASTANO
MARISA TEETER
J.R. TEETER
A MAN'S HOME... AN
ODE TO KAFKA'S
CASTLE
Written by Aaron Henne
In Collaboration with Theo Black, Gary Graves, Joe Jordan, Marissa Keltie, Sylvia Kratins, Gregory Scharpen and Jan Zvaifler
A Central Works Method Play
This
darkly comic
tale
examines the
nature of
power and
authority, a
land
surveyor
known simply
as "K"
arrives at a
remote,
nameless
village
where a
mysterious
and
forboding
castle
looms.
Authorities
in the
castle
refuse to
admit "K"
until he
encounters a
myterious
figure
haunting the
halls and
corridors of
an endless
maze.
Inspired by
Franz
Kafka's
novel,
The Castle,
which ends
mid-sentence.
PERFORMANCE DATES: February 24, 25, March 2, 3, 9 and 10 at 8pm; February 26, March 4, and 11 at 2pm.
This
epic poem recounts the history of same-sex
love, revealing a hidden side of Western
culture through the lives of its greatest
artists. Sappho, Michelangelo,
Shakespeare, Emily Dickenson, Oscar Wilde,
and many others are woven into this visceral
piece. Originally written over
fourteen years ago, The Mirror of Love
sprang from Moore's activist heart as a
reaction to Britain's anti-gay law, Clause
28.
PERFORMANCE DATES: March 30 and 31 at 8pm; April 1 at 2pm.
Written by Aaron Henne
In Collaboration with Theo Black, Gary Graves, Joe Jordan, Marissa Keltie, Sylvia Kratins, Gregory Scharpen and Jan Zvaifler
A Central Works Method Play
This
darkly comic
tale
examines the
nature of
power and
authority, a
land
surveyor
known simply
as "K"
arrives at a
remote,
nameless
village
where a
mysterious
and
forboding
castle
looms.
Authorities
in the
castle
refuse to
admit "K"
until he
encounters a
myterious
figure
haunting the
halls and
corridors of
an endless
maze.
Inspired by
Franz
Kafka's
novel,
The Castle,
which ends
mid-sentence.PERFORMANCE DATES: February 24, 25, March 2, 3, 9 and 10 at 8pm; February 26, March 4, and 11 at 2pm.
This
epic poem recounts the history of same-sex
love, revealing a hidden side of Western
culture through the lives of its greatest
artists. Sappho, Michelangelo,
Shakespeare, Emily Dickenson, Oscar Wilde,
and many others are woven into this visceral
piece. Originally written over
fourteen years ago, The Mirror of Love
sprang from Moore's activist heart as a
reaction to Britain's anti-gay law, Clause
28.PERFORMANCE DATES: March 30 and 31 at 8pm; April 1 at 2pm.
She Said/She Said
Written by Rebecca Gingrich-Jones
A
mother renounces her homosexuality and
attempts to keep her ex-wife from seeing
their child. Flashing between the
courtroom, conflicting memories of the
marriage, and an evangelical church, SHE
SAID/SHE SAID asks us to redraw the
boundaries of faith, justice, and love.
Inspired by true events.
PERFORMANCE DATES: April 13, 14, 20 and 21 at 8pm; April 15 and 22 at 2pm.
Written by Rebecca Gingrich-Jones
A
mother renounces her homosexuality and
attempts to keep her ex-wife from seeing
their child. Flashing between the
courtroom, conflicting memories of the
marriage, and an evangelical church, SHE
SAID/SHE SAID asks us to redraw the
boundaries of faith, justice, and love.
Inspired by true events. PERFORMANCE DATES: April 13, 14, 20 and 21 at 8pm; April 15 and 22 at 2pm.