The Paradise Project
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CURRENTLY CLOSED
Opened Sep 14, 2002
Closed Sep 28, 2002
Opened Sep 14, 2002
Closed Sep 28, 2002
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WHAT IS IT ABOUT?
Performance artist John Kelly performs the first part of his theatrical meditation on French film classic Children of Paradise. In The Paradise Project, Kelly delves into a nameless man's obsession with the mime Baptiste, the character's unrequited love for the elusive Garance, and the gnawing theme of life versus art.
The Wednesday, September 25 performance begins at 7pm.
There is a 12pm "Lunch-break" performance on Tuesday, September 24. Tickets are $10.
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John Kelly is nothing if not ambitious. This talented avant-garde performer writes, designs, directs, and stars in his latest production, The Paradise Project. Described as "the first installment of a new work," the piece has an unfinished feel to it that makes it difficult to review. Though there are numerous moments within the performance that are graceful and moving, there are nearly as many moments that seem awkward and incomplete.
The story revolves around an unnamed artist played by Kelly. He has a major gallery exhibition coming up but seems unable to focus on his work. He routinely avoids the curator's calls, as well as those of a friend played by Kelli O'Hara. Nevertheless, O'Hara[...]