Untitled Theater Co #61 Presents The Pig, or Václav Havel's Hunt for a Pig

By: Jun. 06, 2011
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Untitled Theater Company #61 The Pig, or Václav Havel's Hunt for a Pig

THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE/U. S. PREMIERE OF HAVEL'S NEWEST WORK A PLAY/OPERETTA HYBRID
by Václav Havel and Adapted for the stage by Vladimír Morávek

Featuring music from The Bartered Bride by Bed?ich Smetana and a translation and additional text by Edward Einhorn, direction and musical arrangements by Henry Akona

Wed June 29 - Sat July 2 at 7pm

Tickets $18/$35 with meal (pork or vegetarian available) call 212-352-3101 or buy tickets online

3LD Art & Tech. Center
80 Greenwich St.

Part of the ICE FACTORY, presented by SoHo Think Tank/The Ohio Theatre

With: Katherine Boynton, Elizabeth Figols Galagarza, John Gallop, Andrew Goldsworth, Robert Honeywell, Michael Hopewell, Jenny Lee Mitchell, Phoebe Silva, Moira Stone, Terence Stone, Michael Whitney, Sandy York

Accordionist/Assistant Music Director: Melissa Elledge; Cello: Michael Midlarsky; Violin: Amanda Lo

Choreography/Assistant Producer: Patrice Miller; Set Design: Jane Stein; Costume Design: Carla Gant; Lighting Design: Jeff Nash; Video Design: Kate Freer and David Tennent; Assistant Director: Joe Pikowski; Stage Manager: Elizabeth Irwin

Václav Havel needs a pig he can slaughter and cook for a party with his dissident friends. An American journalist arrives for an interview. The villagers have a pig to sell, but where is it? And why is everyone singing The Bartered Bride? Food, drink, song, video, politics and celebration collide in this adaptation by experimental Czech director Vladimír Morávek of Havel's text and Smetana's music. Untitled Theater Company No. 61, the company that brought you The Havel Festival, presents the English-language premiere of this theatrical-musical-technological-gastronomic extravaganza, translated by Edward Einhorn and directed by Henry Akona. Celebrate the 4th of July by joining us at a Czech zabíja?ka feast. Reserve a table and enjoy a meal or just sit back and enjoy the party.

Untitled Theater Company #61
2373 Broadway, #802
New York, New York 10024



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