Directed by
David Dalton
A MainStage Production
It’s the
spring of 1932 and, in Berlin, a new age of
fascism has begun, in this early,
controversial work by the author of Angels
in America. As stunned radicals and artists
sift through the ashes of democracy, a young
film actor remains in her apartment, trying
to keep history at bay. Meanwhile, her rooms
are haunted by a young woman from the
future, who hears the reverberations of the
past collide with her own time, the dawn of
a new turbulent era.
Thursday thru
Saturday, February 23 thru 25 -
7:30pm Evenings
Saturday and Sunday, February 25 & 26 - 2pm
Matinees
Friday and
Saturday, March 2 & 3 -
7:30pm Evenings
Saturday and Sunday, March 3 & 4 - 2pm
Matinees
Walt Whitman Theatre
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General Admission:
$15
Seniors: $12
Students: $6 |
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