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AN OPERETTA ABOUT THE PROS AND CONS OF AMNESIA
Village Voice Cynthia Hopkins - writer, composer, singer, and performer - takes us on a serpentine and transcendent journey in her Bessie Award- winning autobiographical performance.
Her philosophical musings on the potential for self-transformation are interwoven with artfully wrought alt-country songs, and she belts out the tunes like a young Patsy Cline, backed by her band Gloria Deluxe. Also lending a hand are Jim Findlay and Jeff Sugg - key figures in New York's experimental theater community - who moves seamlessly between singing, dancing, and the live manipulation of their signature immersive, handcrafted videoscapes.
This is one investigation of amnesia you won't forget.
This production is made possible through the support of the Peter Jay Sharp Foundation as well as donations from individuals such as Kate Engelbrecht, Anatoly Lezhen and Jed Walentas. Produced in association with Double M Arts and Events, LLC.
This engagement is supported by the Mid Atlantic Arts Foundation through USArtists International in partnership with the National Endowment for the Arts and the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation
| ACCIDENTAL NOSTALGIA | [no booking fees] |
| PREVIEW | Tuesday 11 August (10.30pm). Preview ticket price £11 (£5 concession) |
| DATES & TIMES | Wednesday 12 - Sunday 30 August. Week 1. Wednesday 12 Aug - Sunday 16 Aug (10.30pm). Week 2. Tuesday 18 Aug - Sunday 23 Aug (10.30pm). Week 3. Tuesday 25 Aug - Sunday 30 Aug (10.30pm) |
| TICKETS: | Sunday - Thursday £16 (£11 concessions/£5 unemployed), Friday - Saturday £18 (£12 concessions) |
| SPACE | TRAV1 |
| RUNNING TIME | 1 hour 30 mins |
| EARLY BIRD | £12 (£8 concessions/£5 unemployed) on Wednesday 12 August if bought before Wednesday 29 July (subject to availability) |
| LINK(S) | Watch excerpts from the show on YouTube Accinosco Gloria Deluxe |
Photo credit: Paula Court
Directed by: D.J. Mendel
Featuring: Gloria Deluxe
"This perverse delight of incongruities will haunt the audience long after the lights have faded to black."
"Hopkins' ethereal, demanding,
exuberant rock, well, rocks. Backed by
her genre-spanning, elastic band Gloria
Deluxe, Hopkins pulls off the impossible:
She makes postmodernism danceable
once again."
Time Out New York