Event Info
Love Kills, The Rock Musical with The Party on High Street: The Party on High Street
October 13 – 22, 2011
SPOTLIGHT ON ALUMNI*
By Kyle Jarrow
Produced by The...
8:00pm - 10:30am Doors at: 7:30pm
Event Description
October 13 – 22, 2011
SPOTLIGHT ON ALUMNI*
By Kyle Jarrow
Produced by Theatre Inconnu
Directed by Clayton Jevne
Based on the 1958 killing spree by Charlie Starkweather and Caril Ann Fugate that shook America to its moral core, OBIE Award-winning, New York playwright, Kyle Jarrow's critically acclaimed rock musical and psychological drama brings us inside the jail and inside the heads of two teenage lovers accused of murder. When interrogated by the town sheriff and his wife, facts blur and loyalties shift as the teenage lovers are pressured to confess before dawn. Advisory: Partial nudity, mature subject matter and strong language.
REVIEWS:
"… a compelling and entertaining production. Jarrow forces us to consider that spree killers are people too… he merely advocates for humaneness and open-mindedness. And that's never a bad thing."
Times Colonist
"Love Kills… and it rocks too!" "Go see it; you may not come out humming, but you certainly won't be disappointed." Monday Magazine (Top Pick, Nominated for M Award for Best Musical)
*The Spotlight on Alumni program invites our graduates to present their current work at the Phoenix Theatre.
Director: Clayton Jevne (BFA '85, MFA '87 and PhD '03)
Music Director: Donna Williams
Lighting Designer: Bryan Kennedy (MFA Candidate)
Stage Manager: Courtney Butler
Live Music by: The Party on High Street
Featuring:
Brendan Bailey as Charlie Starkweather
Cam Culham (MFA'03) as Sherrif Merle Karnopp
Marina Lagacé (BFA '10) as Caril Ann Fugate
Donna Williams as Gertrude Karnopp
October 13– 22, 2011
Public Previews ($7 tickets after 5pm) @ 8pm: October 11 & 12
Evenings @ 8pm: October 13, 14, 15, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22
Matinee @ 2pm: Saturday, October 22
FREE Pre-Show lecture: October 14 at 7pm
"Art and Violence"
Join Professor Emeritus Alan Hughes for discussion about our culture's fascination with stories of violence, both as an inspiration for art and those times when life imitates art. This pre-show lecture is free. All are welcome.
Box Office: 250.721.8000
In-Person Event
Tue. October 18th 2011 + Add to Calendar
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