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What, Has This Thing Appeared Again Tonight?
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Playwright and director Jim Fitzmorris teams with The NOLA Project and Le Petit. This new play, written especially for the theatre company, blends Shakespeare, science fiction, and horror with a New Orleans setting in a bizarre mix that is uniquely Fitzmorris’ and immensely entertaining.
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The Nola Project Press Release
What, Has This Thing Appeared Again Tonight?
For Immediate Release 07/13/2008
Contact: A.J. Allegra
847.370.9751
aj@nolaproject.com
The NOLA Project teams with Tulane Shakespeare Festival and Playwright/Director Jim Fitzmorris to present the new play, What, Has This Thing Appeared Again Tonight?
NEW ORLEANS, LA – In the wake of Hurricane Katrina, ...Read More
Playwright and director Jim Fitzmorris teams with The NOLA Project and Le Petit. This new play, written especially for the theatre company, blends Shakespeare, science fiction, and horror with a New Orleans setting in a bizarre mix that is uniquely Fitzmorris’ and immensely entertaining.
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The Nola Project Press Release
What, Has This Thing Appeared Again Tonight?
For Immediate Release 07/13/2008
Contact: A.J. Allegra
847.370.9751
aj@nolaproject.com
The NOLA Project teams with Tulane Shakespeare Festival and Playwright/Director Jim Fitzmorris to present the new play, What, Has This Thing Appeared Again Tonight?
NEW ORLEANS, LA – In the wake of Hurricane Katrina, The NOLA Project Theatre Company returns to a devastated New Orleans in search of artistic inspiration. But when its members begin to mysteriously disappear, their search becomes a desperate journey through a labyrinth of horror, history, science-fiction, and Shakespearian texts to discover who, or what, “The Thing,” is…before it is too late.
Conceived, directed, and written especially for The NOLA Project by the Tulane Shakespeare Festival’s Associate Artistic Director, Jim Fitzmorris, this brand new, original work will have audiences on the edge of their seats and immensely entertained. “It’s a real thrill working with one of the city’s most collaborative companies,” compliments Fitzmorris. NOLA Project artistic director Andrew Larimer says "Working with Jim is like riding an intellectual roller coaster. The show is fast and furious, with a lot of suspense and a lot of fun."
The show will open on July 25 and perform regularly on Fridays and Saturdays through August 16. All performances will begin at 7:30 P.M. and will take place at Tulane’s Lab Theatre. The production will not transfer to Le Petit Theatre as originally planned. Tickets will be $12. Tickets can be reserved by calling the Tulane Shakespeare Festival, 504-865-5105, ext. 2.
WHAT: What, Has This Thing Appeared Again Tonight? by Jim Fitzmorris.
WHEN: Regular performances: Friday, July 25 through Saturday, August 16.
Fridays and Saturdays at 7:30pm.
WHERE: Shakespeare Festival at Tulane, McWilliams Hall Lab Theatre.
215 McWilliams Hall, Tulane University, New Orleans, 70118.
WHO: Jim Fitzmorris directs A.J. Allegra, James Bartelle, Will Connolly, Sean Glazebrook, Claire Gresham, Andrew Larimer, Peter McElligott, and Kathlyn Tarwater.
TICKETS: $12. Call 504-865-5105, ext. 2 to reserve tickets.
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It's a Good Thing
by Cuthbert, David
Times Picayune
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Record created by: jbartelle
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