The Fula From America:
An African Journey

Written and performed by Carlyle Brown

February 26-28, 2010 (One Weekend Only)

Playwright Carlyle Brown travels to Africa for the first time, and navigates the hyphen in African-American: how much of him is African and how much is American?

Performed in the intimate Marion Huber Theater, see the one-man show Variety calls, "a real tour-de-force."

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Photo courtesy of the Alabama Shakespeare Festival.

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A Two River Romp:

Another Marvelous Party
Benefitting Two River Theater Co.

Saturday, April 17, 2010

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Orestes: A Tragic Romp

Translated / Adapted by
Anne Washburn
From the play by Euripides
Directed by Aaron Posner

March 23 - April 11, 2010

The war is over, the parents murdered, the palace surrounded, and Orestes and Electra await judgment by both Gods and men...just a typical day in the House of Atreus. Grave yet giddy, fierce yet fun, Anne Washburn’s razor sharp modern adaptation blows more than 2000 years of dust off Euripides’ surprisingly fresh and still wildly relevant classic.

Co-production with Folger Theatre, Washington, D.C.

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Picasso at The Lapin Agile

By Steve Martin

May 18 - June 6, 2010

Modern Art meets Modern Thought! It’s Paris, 1904. Pablo Picasso and Albert Einstein meet one magical, mythical night at the Lapin Agile (“Nimble Bunny”) Bar. The air crackles with sexuality, artistry, and metaphysical madcap comedy. Witness the dawning of the 20th century as it could only be imagined by comic genius Steve Martin.

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