Tiny Kushner: An Evening of Short Plays

Tiny Kushner: An Evening of Short Plays
May 16 - June 13, 2009 (Opening May 20)
Dowling Studio

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$18 - $34

by Tony Kushner
directed by Tony Taccone

As part of the celebration of the work of Tony Kushner, the Guthrie presents an evening of Kushner's short plays in the Dowling Studio, which will include Flip Flop Fly!, Terminating or Sonnet LXXV or "Lass Meine Schmerzen Nicht Verloren Sein" or Ambivalence (which premiered at the Guthrie Lab as part of The Acting Company's 1998 national tour of Love's Fire), East Coast Ode to Howard Jarvis, Dr. Arnold A. Hutschnecker in Paradise, and Only We Who Guard the Mystery Shall Be Unhappy.

Kushner, who has also received an Emmy and two Tony Awards, won a Pulitzer Prize in 1993 for "Millennium Approaches," the first half of his two-part Angels in America: A Gay Fantasia on National Themes. His other plays include A Bright Room Called Day and Homebody/Kabul. He also wrote the book and lyrics for the musical Caroline, or Change and the screenplay for Steven Spielberg's Munich.

This production contains strong language.

Resources

Pre- and Post-Play Discussions
How'd They Do That Workshops
Access Services:
ASL Interpretation dates
Audio Description dates
Open Captioning dates

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Browse our selection of t-shirts, scripts, mementos, CDs and DVDs honoring the Kushner Celebration.

 

Programming in the Dowling Studio
is sponsored by and TRAVELERS.

Ticket Prices

 General Admission
Previews$18
Tue, Wed, Sun Evening; Wed Matinees$22
Thu Evening; Sat & Sun Matinees$26
Fri & Sat Evenings$30
Opening Night$34
  

Cast


Artistic Staff
Director 
  Tony Taccone
 Set Designer 
  Annie Smart
 Costume Designer 
  Anita Yavich
 Lighting and Projection Designer 
  Alexander V. Nichols
 Sound Designer 
  Victor Zupanc
 Dramaturg 
  Lauren Ignaut
 Voice and Dialect Consultant 
  Elisa Carlson
Movement 
  Marcela Lorca
 Stage Manager 
  Michele Harms
 Assistant Stage Manager 
  Meaghan Rosenberger