Too Much Memory
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CURRENTLY CLOSED
Opened Dec 9, 2008
Closed Dec 22, 2008
Opened Dec 9, 2008
Closed Dec 22, 2008
Running Time:
1hr. 5min.
1hr. 5min.
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Rising Phoenix Repertory and Piece by Piece Productions presents Too Much Memory, by husband and wife team Keith Reddin and Meg Gibson, and directed by Gibson.
The play is a contemporary retelling of Antigone, that incorporates texts by Richard Nixon, Tom Hayden, Peter Brook, Anne Carson, Pablo Neruda, Susan Sontag, and Hannah Arendt. It previously played the 2008 New York International Fringe Festival, where it received the festival's Overall Excellence Award for Outstanding Play.
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A suicide bomber, text messaging, and a press conference are just a few of the modern-day touches that Keith Reddin and Meg Gibson have inserted into Too Much Memory, the husband-and-wife team's vibrant re-working of Antigone, now at the Fourth Street Theatre under Gibson's direction.
The work owes more to Jean Anouilh's version of the tale than Sophocles' actual Greek tragedy. Indeed, Too Much Memory derives several of its scenes directly from those of the French playwright -- including the one-man chorus (here played by Martin Moran) commenting upon the actors prior to the start of the play; a scene between Antigone (Laura Heisler) and Haemon (Seth Numrich) that fleshes out their relati[...]