Judith Thompson’s play follows a young immigrant girl named Isobel, murdered seventeen years before the play begins, whose ghost returns to the community where she grew up in search of her killer. She peers, unseen, into the intersecting lives of people in her hometown and observes as personal traumas and tragedies unfold. Isobel weaves through the interconnected lives around her, trying desperately to find the lion hiding in the streets she once knew. Directed by Master of Arts candidate Quest Sky Zeidler.
Performances:
February 24-March 5, 2017
Thu, Fri, Sat at 7:30PM
Sun at 3:00PM
$12 adult
$11 seniors 62+
$11 youth & students w/ ID
UCSC undergrads are eligible for 1 free ticket (must present ID at entry)
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Ticket window opens 1 hour before curtain for those wishing to pick up tickets in line. Theater doors open 30-minutes prior to performances. Seating is unreserved.
The Experimental Theater has 80-120 seats (modular seating changes from event to event) and offers space for 2 wheelchairs with 1–3 guests each.
Parking $4