Event

HOWL

This evening's HOWL is not an homage: it's a portal. A real-time, off-line, be-bop lean into the "visions! omens! hallucinations! miracles! ecstasies!" of America "then" and "now." A reminder, a wake up call, an invitation to Howl about the Road we've been on. HOWL looks back to a generation "destroyed by madness" to find a mirror for our own Facebook walls and Twittered souls. Ladies and gentleman, an evening of HOWL is a link with or without http:// : a watershed conduit of a poem that is as provocative now as it was then.

Allen Ginsberg's HOWL, adapted and performed by Teresa Harrison, with original music composed and performed by Paul Fowler.
Directed by Emily K. Harrison and Teresa Harrison

PREVIEW: April 21
PERFORMANCES: April 22-May 7
$14 general admission, $12 students and seniors WITH ID
2-for-1 Preview and Thursdays!

Praise for square product theatre's HOWL:
"Powerful, inclusive, hypnotic, a shaman's revival of an intensity of experience rarely known in our superficial age." - Austin Live Theatre

Praise for Ginsberg's HOWL, 1956:
"Incantatory." - The Guardian

"..the most remarkable poem of the [Beat generation]." The New York Times Book Review

"..the poem left us standing in wonder, or cheering and wondering, but knowing at the deepest level that a barrier had been broken, that a human voice and body had been hurled against the harsh wall of America..." Michael McClure, poet

This adaptation of "HOWL" made possible by special arrangement with the Wylie Agency, LLC and the Allen Ginsberg Estate.