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Panic! Euphoria! Blackout
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CURRENTLY CLOSED
Opened Oct 7, 2010
Closed Oct 23, 2010

Visit the Panic! Euphoria! Blackout website:
http://www.talkingband.org/panic

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WHAT IS IT ABOUT?

In Panic! Euphoria! Blackout, three traders sit at a table swapping and bartering objects with encoded values, receiving orders and instructions by earpiece, and attempting to stay ahead of the ever-changing numbers that broadcast swings in the market. In exploring their relationship to each other and their society, this unique theatrical piece looks at the profound impact of lending, trade, debt, and finance in our culture.

Taking its cue from Wall Street, Talking Band has devised a groundbreaking new ticket sales strategy for Panic Euphoria! Blackout. Anyone who buys a ticket in advance will receive a cash dividend payment at the end of the show in an amount commensurate to the number of tickets sold for that performance. At the theater, ticket buyers will receive a stock certificate at the beginning of the show and a cash dividend of up to $5 following the performance.

The fine print:
1). For weekday showings, the value of a ticket rises 50% faster than weekend performances, so consider optimizing your investment by attending the show on Tuesday, Wednesday, or Thursday evenings;
2). Not FDIC insured or under the regulation of the SEC;
3). Loss of principal is a risk of investing.

THEATER/VENUE INFORMATION:



HERE
145 6th Ave
New York, NY 10013


WHAT ARE CRITICS SAYING?

The old avant-garde provocateurs have still got it! With
Panic! Euphoria! Blackout, now premiering at HERE, the creative team known as The Talking Band takes on the economic roller-coaster ride of the past decade with wit, polish, and plenty of well-placed jabs.

As it happens, the play's prelude doesn't seem at all promising: Founding member Paul Zimet gathers the impatient playgoers crowded into the corridor outside the underground theater for a bit of show and tell. The play (scripted by Ellen Maddow) will have a circular structure, like the big 'O' printed on his shirt. A couple of conscripted audience members blow bubbles and strike a cymbal to represent - what else? - the stock market[...]


Reviewed by Sandy MacDonald on Oct 14, 2010

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