FEB 13 - 16, 2014


Innovative theater director Thaddeus Phillips teams up with the Minneapolis-based musical duo Wilhelm Bros. & Co. to create an action-opera that follows the odd details surrounding Edgar Allan Poe’s mysterious last days. Set in September 1849, RED- EYE to HAVRE de GRACE follows Poe on a tour from Virginia to New York, focusing on a stop in Maryland where a train conductor saw Poe in a stranger’s clothes headed south...where he would die just days later. This new musical informed by 19th century train routes, historical accounts and Poe’s letters to his mother-in-law casts Poe in a new light by exploring his writings on the gold rush, furniture and the universe.


“THIS EXQUISITE SHOW IS AMONG THE MOST ORIGINAL MUSICAL THEATER WORKS I HAVE SEEN IN YEARS” —The New York Times

 


ABOUT LUCIDITY SUITCASE INTERCONTINENTAL

Lucidity Suitcase Intercontinental is a highly enigmatic theatre team that uses improvisations, objects, maps, photos, stories, languages, music and transforming scenography to create original theatre. Lucidity's work has been presented Off-Broadway and on tour across the USA, Europe and South America.


RED-EYE to HAVRE de GRACE was made possible with funding by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National Theater Project, with lead funding from The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation.


Cast

Created by Thaddeus Phillips
  Jeremy Wilhelm
  Geoff Sobelle
  David Wilhelm
with Sophie Bortolussi


Creative

Creative Consultant Teller
Choreography by Sophie Bortolussi
Lighting by Drew Billiau
Sound by Rob Kaplowitz
Constumes by Rosemarie McKelvew
Music by Wilhelm Bros. & Co.
Supertitle Design Spencer Sheridan
Technical Director Rajiv Shah
Tour Technical Director Spencer Sheridan
Designed & Directed by Thaddeus Phillips

Info

  • Location: Emerson/Paramount Center Mainstage
  • By: Lucidity Suitcase Intercontinental
  • Collaborators: Thaddeus Phillips, Jeremy Wilhelm, Geoff Sobelle, David Wilhelm, Sophie Bortolussi
  • Music by: Wilhelm Bros. & Co.
  • Directed and Stage Design by: Thaddeus Phillips
  • Presented in Association with: Arktype
  • Series: Pioneer
  • Ages: 12+
  • Running Time: 100 minutes with no intermission