Event

H&G, a public outcry

H&G, a public outcry is a hyperbolic performance placing the audience in the shoes of Hansel & Gretel, to wander through America's blooming new fear of extreme weather in a dreamlike, wild, and surprising journey. Poised in a poetic landscape, this powerful live-music performance is comprised of a distorted Suburbanite and other amplified characters, illuminated puppets, dark dancing shadows, and a lot of meat. Drawing from the third worst drought in US history and Hurricane Sandy, source material includes Hansel and Gretel, newspaper articles, American folk and rock songs, and text generated by John Michael Johnson.

Creative Team:
Produced and Created by Allison M Keating
Mother played by Lucille Duncan
Suburbanite/ Paula Dean by Craig Gibson
Father played by Murphy Martin
Guide played by Lisa McNeely
Original Music Composition by Jonathan Becker
Puppet, Projection, and Poster Design by Hsuan-Kuang Hsieh
Set, Props and Light Design by Mark Kanieff
Musical Director and Sound Design by Jeronimo Rajchenberg
Costume Design by Jeremy Waters
Produced by Nora DeVeau-Rosen
Sounder Operator Jon Amirkhan

Performance Dates:

Previews on
February 5th @ 8p
February 6th @ 8p
February 7th shows @ 8p

Performances on
February 12th @ 8p
February 13th @ 8p
February 14th @ 8p
February 19th @ 8p
February 20th @ 8p
February 21st @ 8p
February 22nd @ 8p
February 27th @ 8p

H&G is an immersive and interactive performance. For 60 minutes, audience members will journey through the space, up some stairs, and from room to room to experience the play. Paloma Studio is an arts suite in a commercial warehouse district building