Pericles is the fantastical adventure of a prince s erratic journey, in which Pericles flees his home and endures hardship. The hero asserts himself within, or against, the unraveling of a predetermined story, which is simultaneously told in the present and the past. This adaptation explores, and tries to reconcile, the collision of different narrative voices and techniques. The performers use inventive theatrical devices to create Shakespeare s fiction, while negotiating their own personal involvement, constriction and detachment to the various tellings of the story. Performances are scheduled for Thurs., Nov. 2, Fri., Nov. 3 and Sat., Nov. 4, at 8 p.m. in the Experimental Theater.
Admission is free.
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