ALL SHOWS
are Thursday. Friday and Saturday at 8.00PM, with select
Sunday and matinee performances on a to-be-announced
basis.
OUR BOX
OFFICE opens 30 minutes before curtain.
Our seating is open, so reservations, while they’ll
be honored, will not guarantee your choice of seat unless
you are a member.
OUR
BOX OFFICE LINE will ask for your name,
telephone number, number of seats, price range (concessions
for students or seniors or general admission), and the
performance you wish to attend. Generally, your call
will not be returned unless you instruct us otherwise
AND/OR if we cannot seat you.
Free Student Tickets, “Second Thursdays”:
Students with valid ID see the second Thursday of every
production free (ticket availability permitting), or on
the following dates at 8.00PM: EMBODY – MARCH 8; GILGAMESH
- APRIL 19; THE WOMAN BEFORE – May 10; THRILL ME –
June 14th.
ATTENTION TEACHERS: GILGAMESH on stage!
The
world’s oldest written epic is the epic of GILGAMESH
(c.2000BC), shepherd-king of Uruk, who bonds with the wild
man Enkidu and seeks the secret of everlasting life. This
extraordinary story, which incidentally offers corroboration
of Noah’s Flood, speaks directly to an age consumed
by the War on Terror and the dangers of global warming.
The creative team behind our hit production of METAMORPHOSIS
– director Robert Waterhouse, puppeteer/designer Franklin
LaVoie (winner of an Individual Artist Award from the New
York State Council on the Arts) and composer/musicians Paul
Kozlowski and Patrick Cain – co-create a new, company-developed
version written with Gina Lachacz. Free second Thursday
seats to all students with ID on April 19th; group rates
available to student groups of 12 or more.
The
world’s oldest written epic is the epic of GILGAMESH
(c.2000BC), shepherd-king of Uruk, who bonds with the wild
man Enkidu and seeks the secret of everlasting life. This
extraordinary story, which incidentally offers corroboration
of Noah’s Flood, speaks directly to an age consumed
by the War on Terror and the dangers of global warming.
The creative team behind our hit production of METAMORPHOSIS
– director Robert Waterhouse, puppeteer/designer Franklin
LaVoie (winner of an Individual Artist Award from the New
York State Council on the Arts) and composer/musicians Paul
Kozlowski and Patrick Cain – co-create a new, company-developed
version written with Gina Lachacz. Free second Thursday
seats to all students with ID on April 19th; group rates
available to student groups of 12 or more.