Stone Soup
Theatre Arts presents the first known New York production of
Stone by Edward Bond and The Maguffin by Adam
Hunault for a limited engagement run from April 5
through April 28 at the Actor's Theatre Workshop in
New York City.
Stone, originally commissioned by England's Gay
Sweatshop Theatre in the 1970s, is a chilling fairy tale
that follows a young man who is asked to deliver a
stone to a mason's house. Over the course of the
play the stone grows into a boulder. In Stone Soup
Theatre's reimagining of the play, half-human, half-puppet
characters are used to explore the notion of who is
puppet and who is puppeteer.
The Maguffin, also with half-human, half-puppet
characters, explores contemporary politics including issues
like marriage equality.
The plays run at
the Actor's Theatre Workshop at 145 West 28th St., 3rd
floor, Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays at 8 p.m., April
5-28.
For tickets and
more information visit www.theatermania.com, www.puppetpuppeteer.com, or call (212)
352-3101.