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Reid Farrington
Gin & "It"

Farrington’s principle sources are Alfred Hitchcock’s film Rope and its original inspiration, the one-act play Rope’s End by the British playwright Patrick Hamilton. Rope was the first film Hitchcock shot in luridly saturated color and was, technically, a tour-de-force as it attempted to transfer the compressed drama of a one-act, one-set play into a suspenseful film through the illusion of being shot in one uninterrupted film take. It’s story was loosely based on the sensational Leopold and Loeb murder case and dealt with a thrill killing by a pair of privileged young men.

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Workshop Performance dates:
December 10, 11, 12, 17, 18, 19 at 8pm

Under the Radar perfomranc dates:
January 7, 8, 9, 14, 15, 16 at 9pm

		Vivarium Studio L'Effet de Serge On Sunday afternoons, in his living room and for a very small audience, Serge performs 1-3 numbers with low-tech special effects. Serge’s focused concentration on his own universe highlights the implicit futility in our daily rituals and at the same time exposes the pleasure and necessity of these routines... [more info]
		Aaron Louis & New Georges Present The Diary of a Teenage Girl The Diary of a Teenage Girl is a theatrical adaptation of the graphic novel by Phoebe Gloeckner written by Marielle Heller. It's the story of Minnie, a fifteen year old girl growing up in San Francisco in the 70s, who has just started an affair with her mother's boyfriend. Shit. more show and ticket info coming soon, in the meantime, visit www.thediaryofateenagegirl.com