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MEGHAN E JONES
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Dinner For the Queen
Synopsis:
part of Fairy tale. Five short plays inspired by classic fairy tales. each play explores the fundamentals of fairy tales, diving into their exotic worlds and finding inspiration in their rich archetypes and shadowed psychologies. the playwrights have re-imagined these elements in a grown-up world, and in doing so, expose the fears and joys which have driven fairy tales to become deeply ingrained into global culture. Ranging in genre and style, the plays are funny, sad, gruesome, touching, strange and fantastical... everything a fairy tale should be. the five plays are: Michael Bernstein's Kate (inspired by the French fairy tale Donkeyskin by Charles Perrault) directed by Meghan e. Jones; andy Hassell's R.I.P. Captain Wendel (inspired by Washington Irving's short story Rip Van Winkle) directed by Beth Jastroch; Jonathan ashley's Terror on Haxos 9 (inspired by Brothers Grimm fairy tale Hansel and Gretel) directed by Belle Caplis; Beth Jastroch's Three Sisters and a Carney (inspired by the Norwegian fairy tale the Three Billy Goats Gruff) directed by Michael Kingsbaker; and Meghan e. Jones' Dinner for the Queen (inspired by the Brothers Grimm fairy tale Snow White) directed by Jonathan ashley.
- nytheatre.com
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inspired by the French fairy tale Donkeyskin by Charles Perrault
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Mark Makes Art
Synopsis:
a play that examines two struggling parents whose child is creating brilliant, yet emotionally unsettling drawing
- nytheatre.com
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the Shelter Presents: Art explores the journey of the Artist from the birth of Art in mankind to the birth of Art in the individual man. From hope to desolation, the SHeLTeR PReSeNTS: ART examines the need to create And how it Affects the relationships we have with our fellow human beings.
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Flamboyan theater, 107 Suffolk Street, New York, NY 10002 19 Apr 2012
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