“Poets say the moon is passionate and desirous. Others see an ethical-religious meaning in moonlight. Youth sees the moon as a promise of all those tremendous things which await it; The old find a memento that the promise was never kept, a reminder of all that broke and went to pieces. And what is moonlight?” | Joseph Lavy as Dr. Glas | Photo: Joe Patrick Kane
Although we restricted marketing for The Glas Nocturne to social media and word-of-mouth, word has gotten out quite well. So well, in fact, that we are extending our run by a full week beyond our initial expectation!
If you haven’t yet gotten a seat, we have just 30 available between now and June 7.
Check out some of what’s being said about this truly remarkable performance!
- “Exquisite theatrical (and almost secret) production by Akropolis Performance Lab” – Review by Miryam Gordon, May 25, 2015
“And you really should do everything you can to see Akropolis Performance Lab‘s production of The Glas Nocturne. If you appreciate a true theatrical experience, that is.” - Review by Rachel Rutherford
“Like a fairy-tale for grownups, a tale from the long dark nights and cool midnight-suns of Sweden, this unhurried evocation is presented like a ripe strawberry, on the eve of summer. Featuring the exquisite physical and vocal mastery of Joseph Lavy as Dr. Glas, and the superb vocalizations and piano performances by Zhenya Lavy and company.”
Just 30 seats remain through June 7, so act quickly to get your invitation!
