Hysteria, or Fragments of an Analysis of an Obsessional Neurosis, a Freudian Comedy
Central Square Theater (450 Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge, MA 02139)
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The last date listed for Hysteria, or Fragments of an Analysis of an Obsessional Neurosis was Sunday January 30, 2011 / 2:00pm.
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13 Goldstar Member Reviews
Excellent play, with both funny and serious elements. Great performance by the lead actors!Written on Jan 17 2011
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This play requires patience. It is a bit long and it is hard to know until the end what is really going on. But then it all comes together in a very powerful way. And it is not about the Dali-Freud encounter. Dali is really a device to explore the the subject matter in the TITLE of the play. (Those looking for the face-off that the promotional material implies are likely to be disappointed.) I can't say more without giving away too much. I would only add that Jessica's part is acted superbly and it helps to arrive knowing something about Freud, his times, and how his ideas about hysteria are viewed now.Written on Jan 17 2011
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The story; funny and farcical and steeped in history. The acting was very good. Very enjoyable.Written on Jan 10 2011
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More Information About Hysteria, or Fragments of an Analysis of an Obsessional Neurosis
Website
http://www.centralsquaretheater.org/season/10-11/hysteria.html
Quotes & Highlights
- Hysteria won the Laurence Olivier Award from the Society of London Theatre for its West End run.
Description
Science vs. Art: It's a battle between brain and brush in The Nora Theatre Company's production of Terry Johnson's wild comedy, Hysteria, or Fragments of an Analysis of an Obsessional Neurosis. Inspired by their real-life meeting, intriguing questions arise when Salvador Dali arrives at Sigmund Freud's house for tea: Why is Freud haunted by one of his earliest cases? Will Dali ever get to paint Freud? What's with the morphine drip? And who is that naked woman??? Directed by Associate Director Daniel Gidron and starring John Kuntz (The Caretaker) as Dali.
About the Ticket Supplier: Central Square Theater
The Central Square Theater is home to Underground Railway Theater (URT) and The Nora Theatre Company, two professional theater companies with a combined track record of over 48 years of excellence.
URT has a 29 year history of connecting high quality professional theater with communities, performing new plays for young audiences, families and adults, and teaching through its rigorous education programming. Combining actors, puppetry and music, URT reaches out to and engages diverse audiences with performances of great beauty and compelling social content.
During The Nora's 19 years, audiences and the media have recognized it for its exceptionally high quality work. Mission-driven to bring cutting-edge, thought- provoking, and contemporary productions to New England audiences, The Nora has introduced local audiences to Boston, New England, and/or world premieres.

