We’ll be presenting our latest performance experiment Saturday February 12th and Sunday February 13th at the BRECHT-acle!
Mozart and the Freemasons: A Trilogy of Operas Too Small to Fail
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Puppets created by Jennifer Arave and Welles Emerson create the Bavarian court.
We also perform Saturday and Sunday for the the BRECHTACL, hosted by Maren Ward and Bedlam Theater to celebrate performances of Brecht’s Mother Courage and Her Children by the Bricklayers of Chicago.
Join us Saturday February 12th at 10:30 or Sunday February 13th at 7:30 at the Lab Theater in the Warehouse District in Minneapolis.
The Lab Theater is located at 700 North 1st Street in Minneapolis.
The line-up of performers for the cabaret is very impressive, featuring of a host of wacky theater companies, visonary puppeteers and charming music, including Dreamland Faces and Live Action Set.
photos by Joe Sullivan
Mozart and the Freemasons: A Trilogy of Operas Too Small to Fail
Inspired by the music and boyhood adventures of
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Joseph Haydn and John Phillip Sousa
Music Arranged by David Phillip Norris
Text by Scotty Reynolds and David Phillip Norris
Directed by Scotty Reynolds
Featuring Lauren Drasler, Meredith Cain-Nielsen, Jim Ahrens and Daniel Greco
Puppetry Created by Jennifer Arave, Welles Emerson, Ms. Scottie Hall,
Rosie Jablonsky and Andrew Csavoy
This satirical toy theatre collage made its premiere on January 20th, 2011 at the Minnesota Orchestra as a prelude to their concert presentation of The Magic Flute. Thanks to the Crescendo project for hosting us at their pre-concert reception.
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