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SUMMARY:The Commute
DESCRIPTION:The Commute\n\nSHOW DESCRIPTION: Four strangers are trapped in a tunnel during a sudden stop on the Red Line. As tension builds\, they are forced to confront each other-and themselves. The Commute is a dark\, thought provoking new comedy by Karin Anell\, exploring human behavior under pressure. Who are we really\, behind our masks? The evening show will be followed by an interactive talk-back and panel discussing the evolving role of technology in our lives. \nARTIST STATEMENT: “I love listening to people’s life stories. My scripts are often based on individuals’ lived experiences and I believe in theatre as a powerful vehicle to bring these engaging narratives to life. Theatre can bring people together to start important conversations\, and I don’t mean discussions around who was the better actor\, or whether the third act was too long. I want people to leave the theatre and spend the next couple of hours discussing what they saw. How did this piece make them feel? What are they thinking right now? Did this play open their eyes to something new; see the world\, and themselves\, in a different light? \nI like to include interactive sessions with a subject matter expert(s) after performances. I moderate these sessions\, inviting the audience to participate and ask questions about what they saw. Themes I have brought to life include a mother’s guilt\, body image\, and our biggest fears. \nIt does not take a million-dollar production that runs for 3 hours to engage an audience and stimulate an interesting debate. I believe in: \n\nSimplicity and adaptability-use modern technology to make theatre more engaging and entertaining\nShort plays that pack a punch\, using local talent\nCommunity-based theatre accessible to all” — Karin Anell\n\nSOCIAL MEDIAS: Facebook: tcsquaredtheatre / Instagram: @tc2theatre \n\nTimeline: \nEARLY SHOW: \nDOORS: 1:15 PM \nSHOW: 2:00 PM \nLATE SHOW (With Panel!): \nDOORS: 5:15 PM \nSHOW: 6:00 PM \nAge Limit: Some mature themes. Recommended for ages 15+ \nID: Valid ID required for Alcohol Consumption \nLimited Late Seating: Due to the architecture of our space\, the entrance is next to the stage and it is disruptive to the performer to enter late. We will seat you if there is an opener but once the headliner starts\, you may be allowed to sit in the lobby but will not be allowed to enter. Please know this is for the best experience for the artist. No refunds for late entry. \nStart Time: Performances will begin no later than 15 minutes after stated show time. \nRefund Policy: All sales are final. No Refunds. \nADA Accessibility: The Rockwell is partially ADA Accessible with an elevator and restrooms in saloon wide enough for wheelchair use.
URL:https://therockwell.org/calendar/the-commute/
LOCATION:The Rockwell
CATEGORIES:Comedy,Theater
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SUMMARY:The Commute
DESCRIPTION:The Commute\n\nSHOW DESCRIPTION: Four strangers are trapped in a tunnel during a sudden stop on the Red Line. As tension builds\, they are forced to confront each other-and themselves. The Commute is a dark\, thought provoking new comedy by Karin Anell\, exploring human behavior under pressure. Who are we really\, behind our masks? The evening show will be followed by an interactive talk-back and panel discussing the evolving role of technology in our lives. \nARTIST STATEMENT: “I love listening to people’s life stories. My scripts are often based on individuals’ lived experiences and I believe in theatre as a powerful vehicle to bring these engaging narratives to life. Theatre can bring people together to start important conversations\, and I don’t mean discussions around who was the better actor\, or whether the third act was too long. I want people to leave the theatre and spend the next couple of hours discussing what they saw. How did this piece make them feel? What are they thinking right now? Did this play open their eyes to something new; see the world\, and themselves\, in a different light? \nI like to include interactive sessions with a subject matter expert(s) after performances. I moderate these sessions\, inviting the audience to participate and ask questions about what they saw. Themes I have brought to life include a mother’s guilt\, body image\, and our biggest fears. \nIt does not take a million-dollar production that runs for 3 hours to engage an audience and stimulate an interesting debate. I believe in: \n\nSimplicity and adaptability-use modern technology to make theatre more engaging and entertaining\nShort plays that pack a punch\, using local talent\nCommunity-based theatre accessible to all” — Karin Anell\n\nSOCIAL MEDIAS: Facebook: tcsquaredtheatre / Instagram: @tc2theatre \n\nTimeline: \nEARLY SHOW: \nDOORS: 1:15 PM \nSHOW: 2:00 PM \nLATE SHOW (With Panel!): \nDOORS: 5:15 PM \nSHOW: 6:00 PM \nAge Limit: Some mature themes. Recommended for ages 15+ \nID: Valid ID required for Alcohol Consumption \nLimited Late Seating: Due to the architecture of our space\, the entrance is next to the stage and it is disruptive to the performer to enter late. We will seat you if there is an opener but once the headliner starts\, you may be allowed to sit in the lobby but will not be allowed to enter. Please know this is for the best experience for the artist. No refunds for late entry. \nStart Time: Performances will begin no later than 15 minutes after stated show time. \nRefund Policy: All sales are final. No Refunds. \nADA Accessibility: The Rockwell is partially ADA Accessible with an elevator and restrooms in saloon wide enough for wheelchair use.
URL:https://therockwell.org/calendar/the-commute-2/
LOCATION:The Rockwell
CATEGORIES:Comedy,Theater
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