(Re)Birth: E.E. Cummings in Song
Poems by E. E. Cummings become songs and ensemble scenes about love, individuality, wonder, and change. The performance explores the poet’s playful language through musical storytelling.
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Poems by E. E. Cummings become songs and ensemble scenes about love, individuality, wonder, and change. The performance explores the poet’s playful language through musical storytelling.
In this surreal, metatheatrical three-act play, a would-be playwright called Him and his lover Me alternate between intimate room scenes and scenes from the play he is writing, including absurd tableaux; the ending breaks the fourth wall.
In this one-act allegory, Santa Claus trades masks with Death and becomes a scientist who teaches people to believe in a fictional wheelmine. When an accident turns a mob against him, Santa gives up his body; a child and woman reunite with him through their shared search for lost loved ones and rediscover love.
Poems by E. E. Cummings become songs and ensemble scenes about love, individuality, wonder, and change. The performance explores the poet’s playful language through musical storytelling.
In this surreal, metatheatrical three-act play, a would-be playwright called Him and his lover Me alternate between intimate room scenes and scenes from the play he is writing, including absurd tableaux; the ending breaks the fourth wall.
In this one-act allegory, Santa Claus trades masks with Death and becomes a scientist who teaches people to believe in a fictional wheelmine. When an accident turns a mob against him, Santa gives up his body; a child and woman reunite with him through their shared search for lost loved ones and rediscover love.