by Morris Panych
Music by David Coulter
Based on Frankenstein by Mary Shelley
Directed by Morris Panych
Movement choreography by Wendy Gorling
Dance choreography by Stephen Cota
World Première Adaptation
This production includes continuous loud music, as well as fog and haze effects.
“this electrifying production is not to be missed” – Broadway World
“a genuine masterpiece” – Village Media
MOST OF THE WORLD'S HORRORS ARE SELF-INFLICTED.
At just 18 years old, Mary Shelley wrote the most celebrated horror story in English literature. Based on the novel, this exuberant and passion-filled theatrical movement-based piece by Morris Panych with music by David Coulter explores the big question at the heart of Shelley's work: what does it mean to be human?
Setting: Europe in the 1800s.
This is a movement and sound-based piece that features no dialogue but offers a richly moving theatre experience through movement alone. For those with limited vision, we have an audio described performance on October 28. To learn more about this performance, please see our Audio Described Performances page.
House Program: Frankenstein Revived
Runtime: One hour and 43 minutes, including one 20-minute intermission*
*Please note that all run times are approximate.
Production support is generously provided by The Fabio Mascarin Foundation, by Jody & Deborah Hamade and by Martie & Bob Sachs.
Support for the creation of Frankenstein Revived is generously provided by The Foerster Bernstein New Play Development Program.
Photo credits: Marcus Nance. Photo by Ted Belton.
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