Strong Coffee Stage & The Deconstructive Theatre Project
present

Antigone
an original adaptation for two actors
suggested by the original story by Sophocles

performed by Brownyn Sims & Patrick Donnelly

costume design by Kelsey Minnich
lighting design and production management by Caitlin Smith Rapoport
sound design by Steve Piteo
stage managed by Suzanne d’Corsey

directed by Adam J. Thompson

tix online at http://www.oneontatickets.com/

and, at the Green Toad Bookstore, 198 Main Street, Oneonta
Talk-back following each performance

Antigone is an on-going work-in-progress, an exploration of a classical Greek tragedy using contemporary performance vocabularies. Please join us for this first presentation of the material prior to our performances at the Fool’s Fury Festival in San Francisco this June.

Full details:

Antigone
February 10-12
Thursday – Saturday at 7:30 PM
Saturday at 3:00 PM
The Hamblin Theatre
106 Fine Arts Center
SUNY Oneonta

Tickets
$15 for adults
$5 for students

produced in part thanks to generous funding from
the State University of New York at Oneonta

Kendall Rileigh                          Chris Carpenter                       Zenzele Cooper
as Eurydice                                  as Orpheus                            as Persephone

We’re excited and proud to announce our cast for the world-premeire of “The Orpheus Variations”!

Bookmark deconstructivetheatreproject.org to stay up to date on the cast and their creative process via blog entries, photos, and online videos.

You can get your tickets now for just $15, saving a few bucks from buying at the door.

https://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/117805

This is also your first chance to see Adam (DTP’s Founding Director) flying himself. He’s been spending hours rehearsing for this (as you can see from the picture) and you don’t want to miss it.

All money raised from your tax-deductible ticket purchase goes toward our first New York premiere of “The Orpheus Variations”, coming late August.

https://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/117805

Thanks for your continued support and look forward to seeing you on Friday,

Ryan J. Davis
Board Member
The Deconstructive Theatre Project

PS: If you haven’t been to the party’s venue, The House of Yes, it’s one of the coolest spots in Williamsburg. Be there.

A Benefit for The Deconstructive Theatre Project

Tickets available online by clicking below

UNDERWORLD

at The House of Yes
342 Maujer Street
Brooklyn

Doors at 8:00 PM
Performances Commence at 9:00 PM
Dancing Ever After

$15 in advance
$20 at the door
$50 premium package
[featuring premium seating for aerial performances, complimentary drinks, and gift bag]

Bored with the cushioned confines of Mount Olympus, a dissolute band of gods decides to go slumming in Hell….

An evening of Olympic-sized debauchery featuring aerial silk, trapeze, and live music performances by:

Kae Burke, Ryan Homsey, Adam Hussein, Nicki Miller, Danielle Natoli, Kendall Rileigh,
Adam Scott, The Shivers, Bronwyn Sims, Adam J. Thompson & Ben Williams

with dj scot bowman keeping you dancing all night and specialty drinks by andriana santiago

In partnership with The Sky Box and Quiet Color

All proceeds support the development of
The Deconstructive Theatre Project’s The Orpheus Variations, premiering in September 2010.

Party Committee
Mitch Dean, Crys Huyett, Arielle Lever,
Nicki Miller, Jon Mark Ponder, Andriana Santiago & Adam J. Thompson

Coming to the 2010 New York International Fringe Festival

The Deconstructive Theatre Project
is proud to be an associate producer of

directed by Ryan J. Davis
with original music by Rachel Peters

and dramaturgy by DTP Founding Director, Adam J. Thompson

In the spring of 1920, a Harvard undergraduate’s suicide unearthed a hidden homosexual subculture among the student population of the university. Grief-stricken and demanding justice, his family brought two incriminating letters to the attention of Harvard’s legendary president, Lawrence Lowell, who hastily assembled a team of deans to expurgate these “sexual deviants” before they infected other students on campus. Inspired by these events, VERITAS is the tragic story of the bright-futured boys whose lives fell prey to a family’s desire for revenge and an august institution’s reckless pursuit of the Truth.

For more information on “Veritas”, visit the production’s official website, veritastheplay.com.

To support the 2010 New York International Fringe Festival production with a tax-deductible donation, click here.

I’ve been doing a series of paintings inspired by our current project “Orpheus Variations”.  This one is inspired by our attempt to create Persephone in the Underworld during workshop.  We saw Persephone as towering, elegant, and able to see memories by touching and smelling old photographs.

To see more of my work inspired by “The Orpheus Variations”, click here.

Liz Duffy, Core Artist