convergence-continuum
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Cross The Threshold
What if theatre weren't a mirror reflecting the familiar, but an opening into unknown territory? What if there were no fourth wall?
What if, instead of going to the theatre to watch a play, you crossed the threshold into the world of the play to experience it?
Theatre that expands the imagination and extends the conventional boundaries of language, structure, space, and performance that challenges the conventional notions of what theatre is.
What sort of theatre would this be?
I Wanna Fuck Like Romeo and Juliet
by Andrew Rincón
March 27 - April 18
Snow in July, comets falling from the sky… the world is thrown into chaos as Cupid (a Latine god) rips off her wings and gives up on love. But her old flame Saint Valentine has a plan to bring her spirits back up, and it involves reigniting the flame between Alejandro and Benny, two queer folk who are going through a breakup.
Moving from the heavens to Hackensack, I Wanna Fuck like Romeo and Juliet is a love story of epic proportions that captures the many flavors of queer love.
The Long Hard Days of Dick Golden
by Mike Geither
April 23 - 25
Dick Golden knows the long road and even longer misery. But he doesn’t have a clue as to why his dead goth girlfriend is at his gig? Or what she’s trying to say! Watch Dick meet his new beginning in the Long Hard Days of Dick Golden, featuring a full set by Cleveland's most sizzling rock band, Nafan! Written with playwright Mike Geither, rock meets drama.
About convergence-continuum:
What if theatre weren't a mirror reflecting the familiar, but an opening into unknown territory? What if there were no fourth wall?
What if, instead of going to the theatre to watch a play, you crossed the threshold into the world of the play to experience it?
Theatre that expands the imagination and extends the conventional boundaries of language, structure, space, and performance that challenges the conventional notions of what theatre is.
What sort of theatre would this be?
