FREEDOM'S LAST STAND
PART I: (If They Lay Me Down to Rest, Tell My Mom I Did My Best)
An new immersive production that combines Shakespeare's Coriolanus with original text, music, and anti-government conspiracies to spotlight the danger of nationalism and "white rage" in 21st century America. First work-in-progress presentations December 5-7, 2022.
PLEASE NOTE: Because Arts On Site is an intimate space and the actors will move among the audience, masks are required for the performance. Running time: approx. 60 minutes.
INTUITIVE LEAP
An absurdist look at masculinity through a contemporary "female gaze." Hare-Woman is on the attack with intuitive arts: painting, music, drama, and dance, but her macho adversary fights back with science and psychology to defend the supremacy of logic and the rational mind. Do new gender paradigms threaten today’s male psyche?
LANGUAGE GAMES
By Barbara Yoshida, directed by Ralph Lewis. In an absurdist take on philosophy and language, a young woman conjures three great thinkers from the past, and as she spars with them over a spirited game of Mahjong, words spin out of control until a mythological hare inspires her to confront their chauvinism and she wins the game.
