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2010-08-05: Calendar Notice for “Exit the King” September 17 – October 9, 2010
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 Exit The King
by Eugene Ionesco
directed by Jane Farnol
Nominated for four Tony Awards for its 2009 revival, Exit the King is a brilliant absurdist comedy-drama and an insightful tale of ego and mortality. King Berenger's kingdom is crumbling around him. Once, he ruled over an immense empire and commanded great armies, but now his kingdom has shrunk to the confines of his garden wall - even the royal washing machine has to be pawned. To make matters worse, His Majesty quickly learns that he will "die at the end of the play." Refusing to accept his end, he is attended by his present and former Queens who must help him face the final inevitable truth of life. "Exit the King will offer a welcome respite from real-life woes; others may find its tale topical, even cautionary...Ionesco's account of a ruler who squanders his time is well worth yours." - USA Today
Performance Information
Dates: September 17,18 24,25 October 1,2,3 8,9
Times: Fridays & Saturdays 8:00 PM / Sundays 2:00 PM
Tickets: $20.00 / Reserved Seating
Where: TheatreWorks, 5 Brookside Ave, New Milford, CT
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Page to Stage - Staged Reading
Our American Cousin
by Tom Taylor
Directed by Don Gagnon
Thursday, September 30th @ 8:00 pm
Admission is FREE - Tickets will be available starting September 6th
This hysterical farce is most famous for its April 14, 1865 performance at Ford's Theatre in Washington, D.C. Arriving late to the theatre, Abraham Lincoln took his seat in the Presidential box, where the real drama was about to unfold. Now, 145 years later, TheatreWorks audiences will get to experience the infamous comedy that stopped a nation.
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