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Seascape Comes to Seacoast
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Popular playwright Edward Albee is best known for his great dramas Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf, Tiny Alice and Three Tall Women. Did you know he won the Pulitzer Prize in 1975 for Seascape -- quite literally a play like no other?
MARK YOUR CALENDAR Weekends November 13-29 Portsmouth, NH
A philosophical comedy with dashes of domestic drama, absurdism, science fiction and evolutionary introspection, Seascape tells the story of a middle-aged American couple relaxing on the beach contemplating life and retirement who have a startling encounter with quite a different couple: Sarah and Leslie, two human size sea lizards.
The two couples engage in a wide-ranging discussion of love, relationships, communication, human progress, empathy and more, as the highly-evolved humanoid sea-lizards consider a life-altering move from the ocean to the land. Comical, complex, and challenging, the play defies conventional labels, and highlights Albee's acerbic wit in an upbeat and playful mood.
Seascape Capital Management, Ocean Bank, and James Patrick Kelly, along with a number of Portsmouth businesses, have generously sponsored New Hampshire Theatre Project's season opener. Their support, in addition to grants from the New Hampshire State Council on the Arts and the National Endowment for the Arts, make it possible for NHTP to realize our mission of creating innovative, excellent and educational theatre that serves as a catalyst for personal transformation and community dialogue.
DETAILS November 13-29
Fridays & Saturdays @ 8 pm, Sundays @ 2 pm
$22 general admission, $15 students & seniors
($20 & $13 for members)
959 Islington Street, Portsmouth NH
Reservations highly recommended
603-431-6644 ext. 5
DIRECT LINK NH Theatre Project
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