(BEYOND) DOOMSDAY SCROLLING Extended at the American Theatre of Actors

(beyond) Doomsday Scrolling -- after a series of wildly successful previews at HERE and then at the ATA -- extends its run at the landmark American Theatre of Actors.

The predominantly queer-woman-led, immigrant, multigenerational, feminist theatre ensemble AnomalousCo presents this original work about women, war, displacement, and resistance: part theater/part protest. Collectively created over several years and directed by Kathryn Mederos Syssoyeva. The extesion continue through February with future dates in discussion.

"(beyond) Doomsday Scrolling" traces a single day in the life of twelve women fleeing different wars, countries, and eras, and taking shelter together in an abandoned theater: a microcosm of intercultural conflict, friendship, violence, and resilience.

Twelve actresses, performing in as many languages, from ten countries - Ukraine, Russia, Cuba, Poland, Iceland, Turkey, Moldova, China, Italy, and the United States - embody the war stories of their own female ancestors, weaving through the global landscape of systemic aggression, to explore themes of resistance, capitulation, compassion fatigue, collective fear,and resilience.