Evento

Raskol - GPTC PlayFest 2012

Written by Kira Obolensky
Directed by Julia Hinson
Music composed/performed by Bill Hoover & Pearl Boyd
Set Designed by artist Kristin Pluhacek

Inspired by Dostoyevsky's book Crime and Punishment, Raskol tells the story of a young student who commits a horrific crime under the influence of a dangerous ideathat there are extraordinary people who can commit crime without any fear of punishment. Raskol in a post-crime delirium meets Sonya, a religious whore, and Perfidy, a police investigator who befriends the student even as he suspects him of the crime. Set in a timeless world that is connected both to our contemporary times and to the 19th-century St. Petersburg of the novel, the play features songs set to an improvisational jazz "soundtrack".

The historic Burlington Train Station resonates with the ghosts of Omaha's past and emits a feeling of crumbling civilizations so similar to the St. Petersburg in Raskol.

The Great Plains Theatre Conference is presented by Metropolitan Community College.

Ubicación

Burlington Train Station (Ver)
1001 S. 10th St.
Omaha, NE 68106
United States

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Artes > Teatro

Artes > Visual

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