We want you to love the play as much as we do.
By John Strand, based on the work of Antoine Jacob de Montfleury
Directed by Carin Bratlie
September 29 – October 14, 2012
Performing at The Gremlin Theatre
‘Til death do us part.
Betrayed by the man she loved most and then left on a desert island condemned to die, Julie returns not as a ghost but in guise of a man to exact humiliation and vengeance on her husband. In the vein of the most elegant Restoration comedies, her return to society is hailed by a web of would-be lovers, long-kept secrets, swordplay, foolish courting, and humble submission. With a new adaptation by John Strand this otherwise traditional farce holds a retinue of modern emotion and a starkly surprising finale. Hell hath no fury like a woman in drag… with a sword.
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By Jennifer Haley
Directed by Wade Vaughn
February 2-17, 2013
Performing at The Gremlin Theatre
It hits a little too close to Home.
In the newest installment of the Neighborhood Video Game Series, the programmers use satellite technology to make your own neighborhood the setting for the latest round of zombies vs. you. It’s addictive, the kids talk of nothing else, and then the parents begin to disappear. Those who have reached the last House know better than to go in, although, those that do will tap into the game’s greatest achievement…
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By Lauren Gunderson
Directed by Carin Bratlie
June 7-22,2013
Love will be her greatest experiment.
She is a noblewoman, Voltaire’s lover, and a scientist whose research bridges the gap between Newton and Einstein. Emilie, Marquise of Châtelet, lives before and beyond her time, skirting the rules of polite society and allowing her only confines to be that of her own brilliant mind. But it is the fragile human heart which adheres to no approved rules. The Marquise examines her position on love, finds it worthy of experimentation, and accepts it as a theory her lifespan may not allow her to prove.
