Details: Category: Past Productions

Veracruz

By John F. Levin

Co-Production with The Pear Avenue Theatre, 2004

The premiere of Veracruz by John F. Levin at The Pear Avenue Theater opening September 17, 2004.

An invasion to protect oil interests. A shocking abuse of prisoners. But it's 1914, when an unlikely alliance between writer-socialist Jack London and a young Captain Douglas MacArthur produces a searing examination of betrayal and ambition. Timely, haunting and provocative.

Veracruz

Perpetual Motion in Perpetual Motion

Thanks for a wonderful run!

Perpetual Motion had a wonderful run, starting in the Bay Area in December 2014 and moving on to New Haven, Connecticut; New York City, New York; and Columbia, South Carolina! Thanks to all our supporters who helped make this show happen. Stay tuned for upcoming photos from various locations across the continental U.S.!

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Perpetual Motion is an immersive theatrical experience about the loneliness of moving and an alien lost in Buenos Aires. Written in the solitary haze of an expat's relocation, this one-woman show explores the ephemeral communities we create as we try to find ourselves in an unknown city. Staged in a living room instead of a traditional theater, the piece uses a unique form of audience interaction, incorporating audience input and participation without being coercive. Perpetual Motion promises scifi exposition, translation errors, and a brownie for everyone.

Written and performed by Paz Pardo and directed by Enrique Lozano.