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Pulitzer Prize-Winning Comedy The Skin of Our Teeth at Davis Center
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Members Who Went Said:
Terrible. Just terrible.
Steve Leisge The play was interesting - not exactly what we were expecting, story-wise - a little hard to keep the time-line straight. We were not familiar with the story, which probably accounts for this. The cast did a credible job.
tava A fun but meaningful romp through the history of man. This play shows a whole different side to Wilder and though written in 1942 is amazingly contemporary. |
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More Details About This Event: “Ladies and gentlemen, don’t take this play serious. The world’s not coming to an end--you know it’s not. People exaggerate. Most people really have enough to eat and a roof over their heads. Nobody actually starves--you can always eat grass or something. That ice business...why, it was a long, long time ago” --Skin of Our Teeth, Act 1
Rorschach Theatre brings to life Thornton Wilder’s Pulitzer Prize-winning comedy about the end of the world. The Skin of Our Teeth presents the extraordinary Antrobus family--along with a mammoth and a dinosaur--as they journey on a hilarious romp through history and the human experience. By Thornton Wilder Directed by Rahaleh Nassri About Rorschach Theatre: Rorschach Theatre is a company that has received significant acclaim for its fierce performance style, its bold use of theatrical space and its dedication to challenging works that are at once relevant and timeless. The company's work has focused on helping to reveal the contemporary relevance of fable, finding magic in rough spaces, connecting timeless works to a contemporary audience. About Davis Center for Performing Arts: The Royden B. Davis, S.J. Performing Arts Center provides a forum for creative learning, social inquiry, and cultural exchange in the heart of Georgetown. |
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