Women Beware Women
November 4-6
Loeb Ex
Written by Thomas Middleton
Directed by Max-Joseph Montel
Produced by Jorge Alex Alvarez & Carrie Schuchart
THE PREMISE: A tale of violence and passion in the 17th century set in iambic pentameter. But don't let that scare you away: there is enough poison, familial deception, and insanity to keep you on the edge of your seat.
WHAT TO LOOK FOR: Being a 17th century Jacobian tragedy, one would expect blood,guts, sex and horrific violence. Women Beware Women will not fail you in this respect: the director (Laughter on the 23rd Floor, Fair Child) confirms that there is plenty of poison, incest and sword fighting to satisfy even the most macabre appetite.
THE BUZZ: This modernized version of Women will face the challenge of making all that sex and death translate into a 20th century setting. However will they do it?
Starring: Fred Hood, Dan Hughes, Steian Westlake, Annalise Nelson, Tamara Spiewak, and Kate Powell
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