bangg trimm
09-05-2007, 07:56 AM
for bay area folks, an ad for a theatre show that might be interesting
Just a matter of hours till the opening of Tesla's White Pigeon Part One : STATIC! (http://www.mugwumpin.org/static-details.html) Come to our opening night Wednesday September 5th at 8:30 pm. It's been three years since our last Fringe and we're stoked to be back! This is our 6th full length performance loaded with everything you expect a mugwumpin show to be…visually stunning, physically rebellious, hysterically dark –and all done with meticulous style.
Welcome to the unexpected. You've got five chances to get on the ride. Get. In. The. Theatre. Now.
Smooch, squeeze, and other nice things,
mugwumpin
post script – Advance tickets are recommended…especially for the hard to commit types
static
Tesla's White Pigeon Part One: STATIC
Directed by Denmo Ibrahim
Performed by David Bracke, Leda Lum, and Evren Odcikin
Stage Managed by Sarah Elovich
With music and sound from Christopher W. White
Five Performances Only!!
9/5 @ 8:30pm
9/10 @ 7 pm
9/13 @10 pm
9/15@ 8:30 pm
9/16@ 5:30pm
EXIT Theatre 156 Eddy Street (Between Mason & Taylor)
TIX: 9$
*Tickets go on sale 30 minutes before each show. Purchase advance tickets at www.brownpapertickets.com
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Tesla's White Pigeon, Part One: STATIC
"When that pigeon died, something went out of my life. Up to that time I knew with a certainty that I would complete my work…" Nikola Tesla
Comets, eclipses, tea leaves. Graffiti, fortune cookies, the kamikaze crow thudding against the window. Go on, just try to stop reading the signs. Our brains are hardwired to communicate—to receive communications. The answer will come if you stare at the white noise long enough.
what's been said
"mugwumpin channels the juice of performance into the sloughs and sluices of the unsaid and half-said, the subliminal and the taken-for-granted. It's absorbing, nothing but theatrical—and therefore hard to describe. A catalogue of possible influences and parallels wouldn't do them justice."
-Ken Bullock Berkeley Daily Planet
"Madly inventive, strangely seductive, and productive of much thought and subtlety…"
-Robert Avila, San Francisco Bay Guardian
Just a matter of hours till the opening of Tesla's White Pigeon Part One : STATIC! (http://www.mugwumpin.org/static-details.html) Come to our opening night Wednesday September 5th at 8:30 pm. It's been three years since our last Fringe and we're stoked to be back! This is our 6th full length performance loaded with everything you expect a mugwumpin show to be…visually stunning, physically rebellious, hysterically dark –and all done with meticulous style.
Welcome to the unexpected. You've got five chances to get on the ride. Get. In. The. Theatre. Now.
Smooch, squeeze, and other nice things,
mugwumpin
post script – Advance tickets are recommended…especially for the hard to commit types
static
Tesla's White Pigeon Part One: STATIC
Directed by Denmo Ibrahim
Performed by David Bracke, Leda Lum, and Evren Odcikin
Stage Managed by Sarah Elovich
With music and sound from Christopher W. White
Five Performances Only!!
9/5 @ 8:30pm
9/10 @ 7 pm
9/13 @10 pm
9/15@ 8:30 pm
9/16@ 5:30pm
EXIT Theatre 156 Eddy Street (Between Mason & Taylor)
TIX: 9$
*Tickets go on sale 30 minutes before each show. Purchase advance tickets at www.brownpapertickets.com
---
Tesla's White Pigeon, Part One: STATIC
"When that pigeon died, something went out of my life. Up to that time I knew with a certainty that I would complete my work…" Nikola Tesla
Comets, eclipses, tea leaves. Graffiti, fortune cookies, the kamikaze crow thudding against the window. Go on, just try to stop reading the signs. Our brains are hardwired to communicate—to receive communications. The answer will come if you stare at the white noise long enough.
what's been said
"mugwumpin channels the juice of performance into the sloughs and sluices of the unsaid and half-said, the subliminal and the taken-for-granted. It's absorbing, nothing but theatrical—and therefore hard to describe. A catalogue of possible influences and parallels wouldn't do them justice."
-Ken Bullock Berkeley Daily Planet
"Madly inventive, strangely seductive, and productive of much thought and subtlety…"
-Robert Avila, San Francisco Bay Guardian