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The theater will be dark Dec. 14-Jan. 8. Performances will then resume through Feb. 21.
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The Trojan Women
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Readers' rating: Unrated Reader reviews: Write a review Deconstructing Euripides' classic tragedy into a current-day collage, adaptor-designer Charles Duncombe and director Frédérique Michel pull few punches in the wake of burning Illium. Aided by a marvelous ensemble, the approach risks overload, but if the aim is to yank the saga into our consciousness, this company watershed is a triumph.
The theater will be dark Dec. 14-Jan. 8. Performances will then resume through Feb. 21. Through Dec. 13 Sundays: 5:30 p.m. Fridays: 8 p.m. Saturdays: 8 p.m. Price: $20. Pay what you can on Sundays Box office: 310-319-9939 Current, Upcoming
Through Dec. 13 Frederique Michel directs Charles Duncombe's modern adaptation of Euripides' stark epic about the brutal aftermath of the Trojan War. Jan. 9, 2010 - Feb. 21, 2010 Frederique Michel directs Charles Duncombe's modern adaptation of Euripides' stark epic about the brutal aftermath of the Trojan War. |
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