Tin Can ...a misadventure in spacetime March 3 - 12 : Prop Thtr
“I am "Criminal" even though I have broke no written laws. My father wants to jail me to protect me, but now I am out here alone. 
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TICKETS
NeuroKitchen Arts presents the Galaxy Premiere of Tin Can
a misadventure in spacetime
Created by the NeuroKitchen Theater Ensemble
Directed by Ron Bieganski
Music Direction- Stone Damon and Alicia "Ya Yah" Townsend
March 3-12, 2017 at Prop Thtr 3502 N Elston, Chicago,Il
Fridays at 7pm
Saturdays and Sundays at 2 pm
Criminal runs away in her escape pod. At the edge of a black hole she encounters the Professor and Princess. Professor, a “pathological truther,” tries to get her to understand the reality of spacetime before she passes the event horizon. Past, present and future are only a stubborn illusion. A live band, the Singularity - headlined by Alicia “Ya Yah” Townsend - conducts this trip across the galaxy.
Tin Can will be enjoyable for adults, teens, and sophisticated children over the age of 8 who like to philosophically explore conundrums of theoretical physics, human behavior, and don’t mind the odd curse word here or there.
This performance is developed and performed by artists age 12 - 50ish years old. It is partially supported by After School Matters. Every evening after performance you are invited to stay for a dialogue about youth, art, space-time and where do we all go from here?
Action, adventure, live rock music and some theoretical physics.
NeuroKitchen Arts presents the Galaxy Premiere of Tin Can
a misadventure in spacetime
Created by the NeuroKitchen Theater Ensemble
Directed by Ron Bieganski
Music Direction- Stone Damon and Alicia "Ya Yah" Townsend
March 3-12, 2017 at Prop Thtr 3502 N Elston, Chicago,Il
Fridays at 7pm
Saturdays and Sundays at 2 pm
Criminal runs away in her escape pod. At the edge of a black hole she encounters the Professor and Princess. Professor, a “pathological truther,” tries to get her to understand the reality of spacetime before she passes the event horizon. Past, present and future are only a stubborn illusion. A live band, the Singularity - headlined by Alicia “Ya Yah” Townsend - conducts this trip across the galaxy.
Tin Can will be enjoyable for adults, teens, and sophisticated children over the age of 8 who like to philosophically explore conundrums of theoretical physics, human behavior, and don’t mind the odd curse word here or there.
This performance is developed and performed by artists age 12 - 50ish years old. It is partially supported by After School Matters. Every evening after performance you are invited to stay for a dialogue about youth, art, space-time and where do we all go from here?
Action, adventure, live rock music and some theoretical physics.
“I am the Professor in geosynchronous orbit, just outside the strongest pull of black hole gravity. Your daughter is too close. I should be able to talk with her for a few more days before she reaches the event horizon. If you want to see her again, you must commandeer a ship - the fastest ship you can find.
You mental midgets experience events in an order, A<B< C<D and perceive their relationship as cause and effect. I experienced all events at once and I perceived the total purpose underlying all of them.
I am the bearer of truth. Even if you don’t want to hear it, you should come.
Truth is unavoidable. “
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