2 pm: April 14, 21
8 pm: April 12-13, 19-20
Meader Little Theater
Troy Campus, The Sage Colleges

sage.edu/theatre

Adapted and Directed by Leigh Strimbeck

Euripides’ play follows the fates of a group of women after their city has been sacked, their husbands killed, and any remaining family members doomed to enslavement. In this new steampunk, dystopian adaptation, the women of Troy are living in the aftermath of war in a refugee camp abandoned by protection and authority. As their conquerors send missives about death sentences for their children, the women must decide whether to listen to the raving Cassandra, or take matters into their own hands as they lament the loss of the land that reared them: the city of Troy.

Dates and Tickets:

The Berkshire Festival of Women Writers

Bard College at Simon’s Rock

Friday, March 22, 7PM

berkshirewomenwriters.org

Adapted and Directed by Leigh Strimbeck

Euripides’ play follows the fates of a group of women after their city has been sacked, their husbands killed, and any remaining family members doomed to enslavement. In this new steampunk, dystopian adaptation, the women of Troy are living in the aftermath of war in a refugee camp abandoned by protection and authority. As their conquerors send missives about death sentences for their children, the women must decide whether to listen to the raving Cassandra, or take matters into their own hands as they lament the loss of the land that reared them: the city of Troy.

Dates and Tickets:

The Phoenix Theatre Ensemble’s First Stories Festival

The Wild Project

195 East 3rd Street
New York, NY 10009
For tickets: 212-352-3101

or boxoffice@phoenixtheatreensemble.org

Saturday March 9, 4:30PM

Sunday March 10, 6PM & 8PM

All tickets, $20

Adapted and Directed by Leigh Strimbeck

Euripides’ play follows the fates of a group of women after their city has been sacked, their husbands killed, and any remaining family members doomed to enslavement. In this new steampunk, dystopian adaptation, the women of Troy are living in the aftermath of war in a refugee camp abandoned by protection and authority. As their conquerors send missives about death sentences for their children, the women must decide whether to listen to the raving Cassandra, or take matters into their own hands as they lament the loss of the land that reared them: the city of Troy.

Dates and Tickets:

The Theatre Institute at Sage

Troy Campus, The Sage Colleges,

James L. Meader Little Theater

February 28th, 10AM, 7PM

March 1, Friday, 10AM & 8PM

March 2, Saturday, 8PM

March 3, Sunday, 2PM

Tickets.Sage.edu

For tickets: 518-244-2248

$10 Adults, $8 Students and Seniors

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Review

“TROY – Wow!
Sometimes one has to look in corners and crevices to find the best the area arts scene has to offer. Such is the case with the Theatre Institute at Sage’s 50th Anniversary Second Stage production of Edward Albee’s staggering masterpiece “Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?”…a small, excellent cast.

David Bunce and Leigh Strimbeck play George and Martha. Bunce, easily doing his best work ever, is remarkable as George, and Strimbeck is often genuinely fearsome as the cat in the corner Martha. They hurl insult after insult, while riding waves of emotion, Scotch and gin.

They make this the best “Woolf” I have seen (which is saying something, considering it’s my favorite play)…This play is not light. It is as dark as art gets, and it plunges headlong into the inky depths of the crippled American spirit…Very recommended”

— Albany Times Union Arts Beat Blog by Michael Eck, 11/2012

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