Friday, October 12, 2012

"Cortical Titanic" - Goldstar Discount Tix, Sat. 10/13 & Sun 10/14


Hemispheric Dysfunctionalism and the Cortical Titanic is an experimental theater piece that uses the historic voyage of the Titanic as its narrative, 100 years after the sinking of the original ship. The Titanic becomes a metaphor for humanity and its disastrous voyage illustrates the fragility of man's attempts to dominate nature and the world we live in through technology. The characters themselves, both comic and serious, present a variety of perspectives on gender roles, class distinctions, evolution, and social Darwinism as they struggle with the rapid technical progress of the industrial age. The play is complemented by original, period-inspired music.


Get $12.50 tickets for this Saturday 10/13 at 8pm or Sunday 10/14 at 2pm through Goldstar.


Fort Fringe - The Shop, 607 New York Avenue, NW, Washington, DC 20001

Run-time 1 hour 20 minutes. Lobby bar opens 1 hour prior to performance and stays open for approximately 1 hour after performance. Craft beers and Prosecco on tap, wine and bottled beer, Izzy sodas.

Quotes & Highlights

"Capital Fringe with its Izzy sodas for a quarter and Prosecco on tap is the right place to try something different in terms of theatre. This show is not for anyone who’s not into experimental theatre ... but it is a truly original creation to appeal to the sort of viewer who likes Waiting for Godot or absurdist theatre in general." -- Woman Around Town

It’s high-minded, but gut-punching. And ultimately, HDATCT steams through to its proper port with force and a rolling tide of interesting ideas. No “king of the world” aboard here — just a madly creative manifest. -- DCTheatreScene.com

‎"See Hemispheric Dysfunctionalism and the Cortical Titanic. It was a wild ride. You will not be disappointed. You will not be bored. You will not be the same after seeing it." -- Opening Night Audience Member

Through October 28
Thursday - Saturday at 8 pm; Sunday at 2 pm

Tickets can be purchased at: http://capfringe.org/currentlyplaying.html


Featuring:
Ian LeValley, Misty Demory and Scott Sedar (members of Actors Equity)
with Megan Dominy, Darius T. Epps, Jefferson Farber, Keith Irby, Patrick Joy, Phil McLeod, Bethany Michel, Keith Waters
and Kat Acosta, Rachel Rollins

Written by Michael Merino
Directed by Kerri Rambow and Michael Merino
Music Directed by Jason McCool and Phil McLeod
Set Design by Brooke Robbins
Lighting Design by Colin Dieck
Stage Managed by Debbie Grossman and Kevin Cole

Saturday, October 6, 2012

"Cortical Titanic" -- 1/2 Price tickets AT THE DOOR ONLY for Sunday 10/7 and Thursday 10/11!


"Cortical Titanic" -- 1/2 Price tickets AT THE DOOR ONLY for Sunday 10/7 and Thursday 10/11! (Print this note or show it on your phone.)

We had a full house for opening night, and word-of-mouth is likely to sell out the rest of the run. Take advantage of this short-term offer and see it now!

"See Hemispheric Dysfunctionalism and the Cortical Titanic. It was a wild ride. You will not be disappointed. You will not be bored. You will not be the same after seeing it." -- Opening Night Audience Member

From the creative team that brought you "Squirrel, or The Origin of a Species" and "The Quick Brown Fox Jumped over the Lazy Dogs" comes a play with an even longer title. "Hemispheric Dysfunctionalism and the Cortical Titanic" collides with Washington, DC during the month of October at Capital Fringe. 

October 5 through October 28Thursday - Saturday at 8 pm; Sunday at 2 pm
The Shop at Fort Fringe, 607 New York Ave NW WDC 20001

Tickets can be purchased at: http://capfringe.org/currentlyplaying.html
(1/2 price tickets available AT THE DOOR ONLY - Print this note or show it on your phone.)

Featuring:
Ian LeValley, Misty Demory and Scott Sedar
with Megan Dominy, Darius T. Epps, Jefferson Farber, Keith Irby, Patrick Joy, Bethany Michel, Keith Waters, and Phil McLeod

Written by Michael Merino
Directed by Kerri Rambow and Michael Merino
Music Directed by Jason McCool and Phil McLeod
Set Design by Brooke Robbins
Lighting Design by Colin Dieck
Stage Managed by Debbie Grossman and Kevin Cole