In the Solitude of Cotton Fields
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CURRENTLY CLOSED
Opened Jan 5, 2012
Closed Jan 14, 2012
Opened Jan 5, 2012
Closed Jan 14, 2012
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All songs are about love, and they're all like wolves. Backed by live music from the Polish cult band Natural Born Chillers, this interpretation of late French playwright Bernard-Marie Koltès's In the Solitude of Cotton Fields imagines a raw encounter between a Dealer and a Client with the swagger of an Eastern European punk-rock concert.
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