Guest Harriotte Heinzen Posted January 4, 2005 Report Share Posted January 4, 2005 Forum, DC's multi-genre performance company presents EVERYMAN, a man’s last fevered moment of living. When life passes before your eyes, what does it reveal? EVERYMAN is the story of one man’s journey into the inevitability of death. Forum premiers the retelling of the medieval classic this January at the Warehouse Theater in downtown Washington DC. Considered one of theatre’s most influential texts, Forum has re-worked EVERYMAN into a morality tale about the revelation of life’s journey into death. EVERYMAN brings the audience into the mind of the protagonist as he spirals into life’s end through striking visuals, a live, original score, and physical humor. January 7th - 30th, 2005 Thursdays-Saturdays at 8pm / Sundays at 2pm The Warehouse Theater 1021 7th Street, NW Washington DC Mount Vernon Square / Convention Center (Yellow/Green Lines) Tickets: $15; senior / student: $12 Reserve tickets by emailing us at: tickets@forumtheatredance.com or by calling 202-518-9516 Directed by Andrew Merkel Featuring Frank Britton, Coby Fisher, Theo Hadjimichael, Dee Ann Lehr, Karen Novack, Jenny Tibbels, and Allison Weisgall Set Design: Phil Male Costume Design: Liz Garrott Light Design: Mark Wright Music Director/Composition: Kenneth Gilbert Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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