Stripes: The Mystery Circus
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SHOW INFORMATION
CURRENTLY CLOSED
Opened Aug 20, 2010
Closed Aug 28, 2010
Opened Aug 20, 2010
Closed Aug 28, 2010
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Running Time:
1hr. 0min.
1hr. 0min.
Visit the Stripes: The Mystery Circus website:
http://www.sarahhayward.ca/
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FESTIVAL INFORMATION:
This show is part of the FringeNYC 2010 Festival.
WHAT IS IT ABOUT?
Written and performed by: Sarah Hayward
Direct from Vancouver, Canada
. . . with her flame glowing brightly!
People-pleasing Pollyhymnia will do anything to get into the circus. She brazenly reinvents eight iconic circus acts including: The Two-Headed Lady, The High-Wired Act and The Bittersweet Bearded Lady. Secret theories, mysteries and Leonard Cohen are just a few of Pollyhymnia's passions as she finds her way through song, memories and sheer determination.
"The show's defining moment, which hangs like a suspended breath, is her juggler . . . It's transcendent and illuminating."
Eva marie Clarke, See Magazine, Edmonton, Canada
"The theme of the show revolves around stripes and cracks -- in clothing, in voice, in personality, in life and career . . . It is a wonderful example of what Fringe theatre, in its boundlessness, can be." Todd Babiak, Edmonton Journal, Canada.
Schedule:
Fri 20 @ 2 Sat 21 @ 2 Tue 24 @ 8 Wed 25 @ 6:15 Sat 28 @ 7:15
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