St. Scarlet
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CURRENTLY CLOSED
Opened Jun 25, 2003
Closed Jul 12, 2003
Opened Jun 25, 2003
Closed Jul 12, 2003
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WET (Women's Expressive Theater) presents the World Premiere of St. Scarlet, a dark comedy written by Julia Jordan and directed by Chris Messina. This story centers around Rose, Ruby and Seamus Cummins, three siblings trapped by the snow of a Minnesota winter and their maddening familial expectations. On the night that their mother dies, a stranger from Brooklyn, Vinnie Silverstein, breaks into their home and proceeds to unravel their pasts and redirect their future.
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Go ahead and read that sentence again. St. Scarlet, a new play by Julia Jordan, has moved into the same space where such shows as Bad Boy Nietzsche! and Now that Communism is Dead My Life Feels Empty debuted. Expect lovable characters, digestible themes, and a happy ending. But check expectations for postmodernist philosophical drama at the door.
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