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Lulu: Part of Columbia Stages Season of Plays

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From 15-Feb-12 8:00 pm through 18-Feb-12 10:00 pm

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Riverside Theatre (91 Claremont Ave)

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Lulu
by Frank Wedekind
Translated by Edward Bond
Directed by Osheen Jones (MFA Directing Candidate, 2012)

Funny, frightening and erotic, Lulu is a searing critique of bourgeois society and capitalist consumerism. Banned by the censors in 1892, this rarely-performed masterpiece gets a radical new production for the 21st Century. From controversial playwright Frank Wedekind, author of Spring Awakening.

February 15 – 18, 2012
Wednesday – Friday at 8 PM and Saturday at 2 PM & 8 PM

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