A List
Experimental landscape play in six sections, each called a List, using repeated and paired names to create a shifting stage composition. The character pairings suggest strained relationships and a later furtive relationship.
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Experimental landscape play in six sections, each called a List, using repeated and paired names to create a shifting stage composition. The character pairings suggest strained relationships and a later furtive relationship.
A stylized opera featuring Spanish saints, including Teresa of Ávila and Ignatius of Loyola, along with invented saints. Its four described sections move from Teresa at Ávila to a scene of mountains and a heavenly mansion, a picnic with Ignatius, and the saints reassembled in a monastery garden. The work emphasizes language and sound rather than a conventional narrative.
The program provided a setting: "The time and the place: the present." There was no plot. Cousins (He has an army in his room) - Theo Barnes Dole (He plays the piano. They do not have a mechanical piano) - Al Carmines Mildred (As round as around as an apple) - Jacque Lynn Colton Mable (She serves tea and circles) - Lee Crespi George (He can think of kissing her) - George McGrath Sylvia (and flags) - Arlene Rothlein Jessie (Cut wood) - Elaine Summers Ollie (An Englishman from the United Kingdom) - David Vaughan The Citizen (An innocent abroad) - Arthur Williams Lucy Armitage (A lady of culture and understanding) - Nancy Zala During its run David Tice replaced Al Carmines in the role of Dole. Lee Guilliatt replaced Elaine Summers in the role of Jessie.
In a mountain town where everyone seems certain of their place, Rose cannot stop asking questions. She sets out on a journey to understand herself and the world, discovering that belonging may require choosing her own path.
Susan B. Anthony debates politicians and advocates women’s suffrage while the surrounding characters pursue romances and a wedding. After she speaks at a political meeting, the politicians add “male” to the Constitution, provoking a triumphal return home. Years later, the company gathers to unveil her statue, and Susan appears as a ghost to reflect on her life.
Experimental landscape play in six sections, each called a List, using repeated and paired names to create a shifting stage composition. The character pairings suggest strained relationships and a later furtive relationship.
A stylized opera featuring Spanish saints, including Teresa of Ávila and Ignatius of Loyola, along with invented saints. Its four described sections move from Teresa at Ávila to a scene of mountains and a heavenly mansion, a picnic with Ignatius, and the saints reassembled in a monastery garden. The work emphasizes language and sound rather than a conventional narrative.
The program provided a setting: "The time and the place: the present." There was no plot. Cousins (He has an army in his room) - Theo Barnes Dole (He plays the piano. They do not have a mechanical piano) - Al Carmines Mildred (As round as around as an apple) - Jacque Lynn Colton Mable (She serves tea and circles) - Lee Crespi George (He can think of kissing her) - George McGrath Sylvia (and flags) - Arlene Rothlein Jessie (Cut wood) - Elaine Summers Ollie (An Englishman from the United Kingdom) - David Vaughan The Citizen (An innocent abroad) - Arthur Williams Lucy Armitage (A lady of culture and understanding) - Nancy Zala During its run David Tice replaced Al Carmines in the role of Dole. Lee Guilliatt replaced Elaine Summers in the role of Jessie.
In a mountain town where everyone seems certain of their place, Rose cannot stop asking questions. She sets out on a journey to understand herself and the world, discovering that belonging may require choosing her own path.
Susan B. Anthony debates politicians and advocates women’s suffrage while the surrounding characters pursue romances and a wedding. After she speaks at a political meeting, the politicians add “male” to the Constitution, provoking a triumphal return home. Years later, the company gathers to unveil her statue, and Susan appears as a ghost to reflect on her life.