Ionesco's Cabaret mixes absurdist theatre with a playful art party, July 23 to 25
Homage to Eugène Ionesco is presented by Rumble Theatre and produced by Theatre Conspiracy in association with Pi Theatre
SPONSORED POST BY Pi Theatre
Ionesco’s Cabaret
Come one, come all to Ionesco’s Cabaret, a new event that’s part theatrical double bill, part art party. Presented by Rumble Theatre and produced by Theatre Conspiracy in association with Pi Theatre, this spectacle transforms Progress Lab 1422 into an absurdist cabaret from July 23 to 25.
Ionesco’s Cabaret sets two performance pieces written by the late avant-garde master Eugène Ionesco—The Leader directed by David Mesiha, and Frenzy for Two directed by Richard Wolfe—alongside Tim Carlson/feral.i.d’s debut photo-audio installation Lost Hands, which features worrisome narratives on multi-channel speakers and a slideshow of equally worrisome found objects. And don’t worry, there will be a bar open all evening.
This event is a playful encounter between friends and foes, entangling audience members in love collisions, mass persuasion, and social unravelling. Doors open at 7 pm each night, and the show starts at 7:30 pm.
More details and tickets to Ionesco’s Cabaret are available here.
Post sponsored by Pi Theatre.
Related Articles
Featured
