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"It's an utterly sublime sequence in which
the arts of performance and stagecraft gorgeously connect, plucking your
heartstrings and causing your senses to tingle."
– TheatreMania
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"...a visceral treat... Lovers of art and
technology would be wise to visit The Service Road."
– Theater Is Easy
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"...brimming with design
talent...outstanding."
– NYTheatre.com
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"...a lovely, unique experience."
– The Arts Wire
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"...a luscious treat for
your eyes and ears... (a) mature reflection on the residual guilt many
adults feel on surviving a difficult childhood."
– Cultural Capitol
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"The production's exploration of how we cope
with our inner demons feels haunting and genuine."
– New York Theatre Review
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"...a
beautiful art piece... Performance/modern art and multimedia buffs will love
this production..."
– Brooklyn Exposed
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Adhesive Theater Project
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In residence at The New York City College of Technology presents:
The Service Road
by Erin Courtney
Directed by Meghan Finn
Featuring
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Cory Einbinder*, Kalle Macrides
Claire Moodey and Caroline Tamas
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With live foley by Mark Bruckner and Claire Moodey
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Voorhees Theater
New York City College of Technology (CUNY)
186 Jay St, DUMBO, Brooklyn
Map & Directions
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Only Two More Performances:
Friday
February 1st
7:30pm
Saturday
February 2nd
2:00pm
Get Tickets Online
or by calling 1-800-838-3006 (toll free)
$15 general $6 students
* APPEARS COURTESY OF ACTORS EQUITY
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Meet Our Creative Staff
She puppets the Ghost Dog, assists with the Big Headed Toddler, performs
live Foley and sings, and she co-created the shadow puppet sequence
with Erin: Claire Moodey talks about her various roles in The Service Road
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“It's really exciting for me to be working in such a variety of mediums in
new and challenging ways with such a fantastic team of artists! I've never
performed Foley before and it has been so much fun to discover how to create the
sonic texture of the play with Mark. I've also really enjoyed figuring out
marionette style puppets with the Ghost Dog, as most of my puppetry experience has
been with other styles of puppets. With any puppet, as I suppose you could
say with any character, the challenge is to figure out what makes it come to life
and its vocabulary, both physical and sonic, consists of. I love trying to
figure out the technical side of this puzzle-the balance between troubleshooting
the physical engineering of the object and my performance is always tremendously
exciting for me: where is the construction of an object hindering it's
performative life and where is the performative life activated by the puppeteer of
an object? And learning how to make the Big Headed Toddler's limbs engage
with Caroline was fantastic! The whole team is full of curious, inquisitive
and hugely talented people, so it has been a wonderful experience to join the process
and play with everyone!.”
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