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TICKETS NOW ON SALE!
for the Los Angeles premiere of... TRAGEDY: a tragedy by Will Eno
October 17 - November 16, 2008
Fridays & Saturdays @ 8 PM
Sunday @ 2 PM
Monday performances on 11/3 and 11/10 @ 8 PM
(No performance on 10/31)
General Admission: $20
Student/Senior/Union: $18
90004/90028 Residents (with ID): $5
A limited amount of $10 tickets are available if purchased before 10/17!
For tickets please visit Brown Paper Tickets.
[Will Eno is] "... a Samuel Beckett for the Jon Stewart Generation."
- New York Times
[TRAGEDY is] "... one of the funniest apocalypses of our time."
- San Francisco Chronicle
The sun has set. Night has fallen, perhaps for the last time. Journalists arrive in locations throughout the city to report on this disaster-of-darkness. As they search for newsworthy content to fill their televised program, the governor offers us encouraging and valiant words to sooth our broken spirits. All seems lost, yet the reporters must continue. If they don’t, they will have to accept that the worst possible scenario has become a reality: the sun will not come up and there is nothing left to say. TRAGEDY… reflects the most absurd moments of Bill O’Reilly, Anderson Cooper and the like, while also speaking to a universal fear of nothingness.
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Directed by Donald Boughton
Stage Managed by Jacob Holt
Scenic Design by Logan Wince
Lighting Design Brandon Baruch
Costume Design by Suzanne Scott
Sound Design by Ryan Poulson
Cast: Sarah Boughton, Daniel Getzoff, Matthew McCray, Frederick Ponzlo & Jonathan Williams
TICKETS NOW ON SALE!
for the Los Angeles premiere of... TRAGEDY: a tragedy by Will Eno
October 17 - November 16, 2008
Fridays & Saturdays @ 8 PM
Sunday @ 2 PM
Monday performances on 11/3 and 11/10 @ 8 PM
(No performance on 10/31)
General Admission: $20
Student/Senior/Union: $18
90004/90028 Residents (with ID): $5
A limited amount of $10 tickets are available if purchased before 10/17!
For tickets please visit Brown Paper Tickets.
[Will Eno is] "... a Samuel Beckett for the Jon Stewart Generation."
- New York Times
[TRAGEDY is] "... one of the funniest apocalypses of our time."
- San Francisco Chronicle
The sun has set. Night has fallen, perhaps for the last time. Journalists arrive in locations throughout the city to report on this disaster-of-darkness. As they search for newsworthy content to fill their televised program, the governor offers us encouraging and valiant words to sooth our broken spirits. All seems lost, yet the reporters must continue. If they don’t, they will have to accept that the worst possible scenario has become a reality: the sun will not come up and there is nothing left to say. TRAGEDY… reflects the most absurd moments of Bill O’Reilly, Anderson Cooper and the like, while also speaking to a universal fear of nothingness.
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Directed by Donald Boughton
Stage Managed by Jacob Holt
Scenic Design by Logan Wince
Lighting Design Brandon Baruch
Costume Design by Suzanne Scott
Sound Design by Ryan Poulson
Cast: Sarah Boughton, Daniel Getzoff, Matthew McCray, Frederick Ponzlo & Jonathan Williams
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