Love and Information
by Caryl Churchill
Director: Shana Bestock
Assistant Director: Sara Albertson
May 31 @ 7pm
June 1 @ 2pm & 7pm
June 2 @2pm
FREE (donations encouraged)
Isaac Studio at Taproot Theatre
FEATURING
Ensemble: Stellan Rude, Harriet Cohen, Ria Martinez, Cora Pearlstein, Daisy Schreiber, RubyRose Gonzalez, Aliza Cosgrove, Hero Stoverud-Myers, Jonas Dodge, Eloise Sax, Jackson Booth, Sadie Scott-Hobson
Production team: Eileen MacDonald, Gabriel Klein, Gabe Airth, Finn Johnson, Sara Albertson, Ivy Gilliam
“Tell me. Don’t ask. There’s this secret between us. I need to know. I don’t know if I should tell you. Well, now I know. I wish I didn’t. “
In a world flooded with data, how does our environment of information impact identity and relationships? With energetic intelligence and a dazzling instinct for the absurd, this ingenious play by one of Britain's greatest living playwrights confronts the data overload that bombards us every day – a glittering exploration of how we attempt to communicate what's inside our heads.
"Thought churning... deeply poignant" – The New York Times
“An exhilarating theatrical kaleidoscope" – The Guardian
Assistant Director: Sara Albertson
May 31 @ 7pm
June 1 @ 2pm & 7pm
June 2 @2pm
FREE (donations encouraged)
Isaac Studio at Taproot Theatre
FEATURING
Ensemble: Stellan Rude, Harriet Cohen, Ria Martinez, Cora Pearlstein, Daisy Schreiber, RubyRose Gonzalez, Aliza Cosgrove, Hero Stoverud-Myers, Jonas Dodge, Eloise Sax, Jackson Booth, Sadie Scott-Hobson
Production team: Eileen MacDonald, Gabriel Klein, Gabe Airth, Finn Johnson, Sara Albertson, Ivy Gilliam
“Tell me. Don’t ask. There’s this secret between us. I need to know. I don’t know if I should tell you. Well, now I know. I wish I didn’t. “
In a world flooded with data, how does our environment of information impact identity and relationships? With energetic intelligence and a dazzling instinct for the absurd, this ingenious play by one of Britain's greatest living playwrights confronts the data overload that bombards us every day – a glittering exploration of how we attempt to communicate what's inside our heads.
"Thought churning... deeply poignant" – The New York Times
“An exhilarating theatrical kaleidoscope" – The Guardian