World Premiere Commission extends through December 11th

A Man, his Wife, and his Hat by Lauren Yee

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2011/2012 Season:

A Man, his Wife, and his Hat by Lauren Yee, a world premiere commission
Directed by Robin Stanton
Written specifically for AlterTheater’s ensemble of actors, this quirky comedy about family love and hidden secrets follows Hetchman, a hat-maker in love with his hat….and his wife. When they both go missing, he just may be inspired to get out of his armchair. A charming new comedy from rising star Lauren Yee, featuring a woman on a quest, a friendly, neighborhood monster, and a man who just needs a hug.
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TBA Winter 2012, directed by Ann Brebner.

References to Salvador Dali Make Me Hot by Obie Award winner and Oscar nominee Jose Rivera.
With a mix of sultry poetry and quick-fire dialogue, Puerto Rican playwright Jose Rivera offers an impassioned tug-of-war between a husband’s swaggering commitment to a life in the army, and his wife’s increasing desire for something more. Equal parts humor and pathos, References to Salvador Dalí Make Me Hot uses elements of the surreal and fantastic to tell a story about two people trying to recapture what it was to fall in love. Featuring AlterTheater’s newest associate artist and Princess Grace award winner Matt Jones (Intimate Apparel, Two Sisters and a Piano) as enlisted man Benito.

Plus: AlterLab, a New Works Development Lab
AlterTheater announces the formation of the AlterLab, an incubator for new work, supporting the work of Marisela Treviño Orta, Dawn Scott, Rebecca Frank, Ignacio Zulueta, and Ann Brebner, adapter of Anne Lamott's novel Hard Laughter for the stage, as they develop new projects.

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