The Insect Play - A Psychedialectical Death in Three Acts
Onyx Theatre (953 E. Sahara Avenue Las Vegas, NV 89104)
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- $15.00
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- FREE*
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The last date listed for The Insect Play was Saturday April 4, 2009 / 8:00pm.
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After the Fall: Rarely Produced Classic by Arthur Miller from HumanArts Theater Company
- Full Price:
- $25.00
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Based on the playwright's life and considered one of Arthur Miller's most personal plays, After The Fall follows a man on his quest to make peace with his own history and with the tumultuous world around him. This experimental portrait of a man struggling with the choices he has made in his public and private life examines the personal, political and universal forces that collide when we "fall" from innocence. Following the death of his second wife, Quentin tries to move forward, but he must also relive childhood losses, failed marriages and the effects of the 1950s' Blacklist. This rarely produced classic is presented by the HumanArts Theater Company. Learn More
Goldstar Member Reviews
Nadja
Great play, I'd gladly see it again. The lead actor was phenomenal and the overall cast did a fabulous job. The play was funny, yet sad. It was a lovely fantasy...The Insect Play was also a directing debut. Great way to start off a career as a director.Written on Apr 06 2009
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- Best of Las Vegas 2009 --Las Vegas Review-Journal
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<p>It is directed by Insurgo Ensemble Captain Brandon McClenahan and features the talents of the full force of Insurgo’s acting ensemble; including Cynthia Vodovoz, Natascha Negro, John Beane, Timothy Burris, Samuel Craner, Sandy Stein and many more. Choreography is by Jenna Wurtzberger, lights by Shawn Hackler, costumes by John Beane, sounds by Gregg Gerriets, and sets by Timothy Burris.</p>
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Insurgo Theater Movement is a dedicated ensemble that presents the works of international, classic, and avant-garde authors as well as maintaining a rigorous exploration of their own independent theatrical form.