The Stone at Arlekin Players Theatre
Dates: 9/13/2019 - 9/29/2019
📍 Theatre: Arlekin Players Theatre
368 Hillside Avenue
Needham, MA 02494
Phone: (617) 942-0022
Tickets: $45 GA - $65 VIP reserve
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Arlekin Players Theatre will remount German playwright Marius von Mayenburgs The Stone September 13 29 performed in English at their theater at Studio 368 in Needham. Directed by Arlekin Players Theatres Artistic Director Igor Golyak (Elliot Norton Award-winning A Dead Mans Diary), the production was performed in Russian by the same cast in May and June. Arlekin will be offering unique pre-show and post-show talks for interested groups.In 1935, a young couple purchases a house from a Jewish family in Dresden, Germany. The play follows the lives of the houses residents, who must grapple with their own identity while experiencing the reverberations created by 60 years of German history. As the house is passed from owner to owner, and generation to generation, the secrets buried in the garden and within the walls reveal themselves.
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