Crave Video

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a7KYS1Ba844&feature=youtu.be

Check out this video!  Some rehearsal shots from Crave.  

Crave runs one weekend only!  April 26-28, all at 8pm, at Toy Boat Arts Center.  

Crave

Anam Cara’s latest production, Crave, will run at the end of this month for one weekend only.  Performances will be held at Toy Boat Community Arts Space (101 Fairview Road, Asheville) April 26 - 28 at 8 p.m. 

Crave is a non-linear, emotionally intense and deeply psychological play exploring the troubled, desperate minds of four illusive characters (named only A, B, C and M).  Through its stream-of-consciousness style fragments and images, Crave communicates directly with the inner psyche of audience members in an unmediated, visceral, and poetic manner, creating a theatre-going experience that is markedly personal and engaging.  With Crave, British playwright Sarah Kane captures much of the longing and the torment that led her to take her own life at the age of 28, having already amassed a reputation for her ground-breaking yet irreverent works. 

Skillfully led by director Erinn Huntley, Anam Cara’s talented cast brings this abstract and evocative script to life using strong elements of physical theatre.  “I’ve never done anything quite as emotionally intuitive and experimental a Crave,” confides Dahlia Legault, who plays C. “I love theatre that pushes the boundaries of realities and thus makes us put our own into question, and Crave is definitely a production that does so.”

In a nutshell:

ONE WEEKEND ONLY!

WHAT: Anam Cara Theatre Company’s Crave, by Sarah Kane (directed by Erinn Huntley)

CAST:

Dahlia Legault (as C)

Lauren Otis (as M)

Michael Taylor (as B)

Mike Rose (as A)

WHEN: April 26 – 28, 2013 @ 8 p.m.

WHERE: Toy Boat Community Arts Space, 101 Fairview Road, Asheville, NC

TICKETS: $10 advance/$12 door

Advance tickets are available for purchase by phone at (828) 252-2505 or via PayPal at anamcaratheatre.com.

An audience talk-back will be held after the performance on Saturday, April 27.

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