with original music by
David Marenberg
May 17 – 27, 2012
Thursday – Sunday at 8pm
Saturday at 8pm and 10pm
Germany,1836. At the age of 23, Georg Büchner begins a haunting new play based on a real murder in the German countryside, but dies before he can finish the script. Aporia Theater rediscovers the first modern drama, WOYZECK – a man’s struggle between love and betrayal, reality and dream.
Company member Patrick Barrett is currently developing a new play to be produced by Aporia this summer.
After a sour breakup, John sets out on a wild trip through the oil fields of Texas. Coming back to his hometown for his ten-year high school reunion, Alan is surprised to meet the woman who haunts his past. Acting in a low-rent Shakespeare festival in Carolina forces Lucas to make an impossible decision. In three monologues combining sly humor with a deeply-felt humanity, these three men wonder what it really means to be home.
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Upcoming Shows
Aporia Theater Presents Georg Büchner’s
WOYZECK
a new translation by
Sarah Wansley
with original music by
David Marenberg
May 17 – 27, 2012
Thursday – Sunday at 8pm
Saturday at 8pm and 10pm
Germany,1836. At the age of 23, Georg Büchner begins a haunting new play based on a real murder in the German countryside, but dies before he can finish the script. Aporia Theater rediscovers the first modern drama, WOYZECK – a man’s struggle between love and betrayal, reality and dream.
Access Theater 380 Broadway (@ White St.)
New Play in Development
Company member Patrick Barrett is currently developing a new play to be produced by Aporia this summer.
After a sour breakup, John sets out on a wild trip through the oil fields of Texas. Coming back to his hometown for his ten-year high school reunion, Alan is surprised to meet the woman who haunts his past. Acting in a low-rent Shakespeare festival in Carolina forces Lucas to make an impossible decision. In three monologues combining sly humor with a deeply-felt humanity, these three men wonder what it really means to be home.
Join our mailing list for updates on upcoming Aporia productions and opportunities.
Interested in getting involved in upcoming projects? Learn more about opportunities with Aporia.