The Confessions of Punch and Judy
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CURRENTLY CLOSED
Opened Feb 6, 2005
Closed Feb 20, 2005
Opened Feb 6, 2005
Closed Feb 20, 2005
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WHAT IS IT ABOUT?
It's Punch and Judy in the flesh! The Confessions of Punch and Judy is a fresh take on these centuries-old sparring partners. Using a grab-bag of physical and emotional weapons, Punch and Judy's all-night argument spins like a hurricane, across a landscape of love, doubt, violence, erotica, desire, and the nether regions of commitment and intimacy.
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HERE
145 Avenue of the Americas
New York, NY 10013
The Mainstage Theatre is a flexible black box theatre with a sprung wood floor which measures 46' x 46'. It can seat up to 150 (depending on the configuration of the seating platforms), and usually seats 99. The Dorothy B. Williams Theatre is a fi [...] Read More
145 Avenue of the Americas
New York, NY 10013
The Mainstage Theatre is a flexible black box theatre with a sprung wood floor which measures 46' x 46'. It can seat up to 150 (depending on the configuration of the seating platforms), and usually seats 99. The Dorothy B. Williams Theatre is a fi [...] Read More
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For the uninitiated: Punch and Judy shows are an old theatrical tradition in which two puppets represent a constantly feuding old couple. In most of the comic sketches, the husband Punch tends to clobber his wife, sometimes with large, unwieldy instruments. Most historians accept that the form dates back to 15th century Italy and the commedia dell' arte character Punchinello, who carried around a "slapstick." (This wooden baton would later inspire a whole genre of physical comedy.) The Punch and Judy dynamic has come under fire in more enlightened times, now that people tend not to find humor in wife beating.
Who would ever have thought that these characters might take a break from their[...]