Das Brat
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CURRENTLY CLOSED
Opened Jul 17, 2006
Closed Jul 30, 2006
Opened Jul 17, 2006
Closed Jul 30, 2006
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Running Time:
1hr. 10min.
1hr. 10min.
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WHAT IS IT ABOUT?
Jarrod returns from Berlin with opinions on bratwurst, humiliation, and tipping etiquette. But before he can fully explore his newfound philosophies, his former girlfriend, Ekatarina, bursts onto the scene. Yep, she wants money for their illegitimate child again, the one Jarrod left when he ran off to Europe. Soon enough Hazel, Ekatarina's sister, appears. Initially she's here to negotiate the reunification of Jarrod and her sis. But something else blossoms, and fades. An unusual take on love, loss, and one man's attempt at transformation and transcendence, Das Brat features dance, musical interludes, spooning, rap, and the odd massage. The play is written and directed by Eric Bland, and presented by An Old Kent Road Theater.
Part of the Midtown International Theatre Festival.
Schedule
Monday, July 17th at 6:15pm
Friday, July 21st at 8:30pm
Sunday, July 23rd at 2pm
Monday, July 24th at 8:30pm
Saturday, July 29th at 6:15pm
Sunday, July 30th at 6:15pm
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