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Macbeth
By William Shakespeare, directed by James Phillip Gates
PLEASE NOTE: This production contains NUDITY and GRAPHIC VIOLENCE
Shakespeare's most popular play receives the Roust treatment. An intense, 90 minutes, R-rated ride from start to finish, this bloody, unrelenting drama, which looks so deeply at the tortured human psyche, could be a drama miniseries event on HBO.
Set against the backdrop of a dangerous, sinister underworld, where power, money and suspicion are all mixed in a boiling pot with lust, vice and murder; moral lines are blurred, perhaps non-existent. There's a good dose of sex, torture, under-age prostitution and biological manipulation to create more efficient killing machines. This nihilistic tale tells of one ex-soldier's violent rise to power through the ranks of a mercenary army. Twisted by fate and a power-hungry spouse, he shows us the ravaging and tangible effects of fear, the destructive impact of our own nature's dark forces through senseless, unjustified killing.
Cast includes: Kristin Barnett* / Melissa Center* / Tracy Hostmyer* / Emily Hubelbank / Duane Boutte* / Craig Braun* / Nick Lawson* / Tom Macy / Hugh Martin / Tyler Moss* / Michael Peterson / Andrew Pifko* / Isaac Woofter / Trey Ziegler* / (* Appears courtesy of AEA)
Set Design: Casey Smith
Light Design: Travis Sawyer
Sound Design: John Kemp
Costume Design: Heather Klar
Production Stage Manager: Christine J. Massoud |
Dates: Opens November 13th and runs thru December 6th 2008
Time: Wednesday thru Monday @ 8pm, not including Sunday / NO PERFORMANCE 11/19 and 11/27 (Thanksgiving)
Venue: THEATER 3 / 311 West 43rd Street / New York NY 10036 / between 8th and 9th Avenues / **The Mint Theater Space, NOT a production of The Mint Theater**
Directions: Nearest subway / 1, 2, 3, 7, A, C, E, N, R to 42nd Street
Tickets: www.SmartTix.com, or call 212.868.4444
Theatre Republic
A New Play Reading Series, directed by James Phillip Gates
If you've got something to say, say it. Theatre Republic is a new playwrighting lab developed to showcase new upcoming playwrights whose work deserves to be heard. It's political, it's social, it's current, it's tough, it's funny.
Dates: Spring/Summer 2009
Time: t.b.a.
Venue: t.b.a. |