performed at Jeff George Photographic Studio in NYC Spring 2005 (photos below)
performed at the Queens Museum of Art in Queens, NY August 2005 (no photos)
performed at the Queens Museum of Art in Queens, NY August 2005 (no photos)
Cast Spring 2005
Adam Cohen (2nd Handmaid)
Erin Etheridge (Tintagiles/3rd Handmaid)
Celia Finkelstein (Bellangere)
James B Hannafin (Aglovale)
Sara Kelly (1st Handmaid)
Laura Stockton (Ygraine)
Adam Cohen (2nd Handmaid)
Erin Etheridge (Tintagiles/3rd Handmaid)
Celia Finkelstein (Bellangere)
James B Hannafin (Aglovale)
Sara Kelly (1st Handmaid)
Laura Stockton (Ygraine)
Cast Spring 2005
Adam Cohen (2nd Handmaid)
Celia Finkelstein (Bellangere)
Elizabeth Fountain (1st Handmaid)
Ana Reiselman (Tintagiles/3rd Handmaid)
Gary Russell (Aglovale)
Laura Stockton (Ygraine)
Adam Cohen (2nd Handmaid)
Celia Finkelstein (Bellangere)
Elizabeth Fountain (1st Handmaid)
Ana Reiselman (Tintagiles/3rd Handmaid)
Gary Russell (Aglovale)
Laura Stockton (Ygraine)
Production Staff 2005
Jennifer Rathbone (Director)
Andrea Boccanfuso (Asst. Director)
Isaac Rathbone (Prod. Mgr./Sound/Video Designer)
Shalon Palmer (Puppetry Designer)
www.sculpturalmyth.deviantart.com
Jay Scott (Lighting Designer)
Sabrina Asquith (Asst. Lighting Designer)
Brett Marshall Lefferts (Select Music Composition)www.BMLmusic.com
Jennifer Rathbone (Director)
Andrea Boccanfuso (Asst. Director)
Isaac Rathbone (Prod. Mgr./Sound/Video Designer)
Shalon Palmer (Puppetry Designer)
www.sculpturalmyth.deviantart.com
Jay Scott (Lighting Designer)
Sabrina Asquith (Asst. Lighting Designer)
Brett Marshall Lefferts (Select Music Composition)www.BMLmusic.com
Home & The Death of Tintagiles by 19th century Belgian, Maurice Maeterlinck
These two tragic masterpieces have been neglected over the years. Maurice Maeterlinck, a
symbolist writer whose work has influenced modern drama, reveals the paralyzing effects from
fear of the unknown and the depths of human compassion. In the presentation, we mirror his
poetic speech with the spectacle of masks, puppetry, gesture, and video to create symbols that
exteriorize characters’ moods and dilemmas.
These two tragic masterpieces have been neglected over the years. Maurice Maeterlinck, a
symbolist writer whose work has influenced modern drama, reveals the paralyzing effects from
fear of the unknown and the depths of human compassion. In the presentation, we mirror his
poetic speech with the spectacle of masks, puppetry, gesture, and video to create symbols that
exteriorize characters’ moods and dilemmas.
Home
Aglovale, the old soldier and defender against evil; Bellangere, the matronly caretaker
and protector of good; and Ygraine, the sister and guardian of the little thumbkin,
Tintagiles, have gathered in a basement chamber of the Queen's Castle in hopes to hold
steadfast against the Handmaids of fate.
and protector of good; and Ygraine, the sister and guardian of the little thumbkin,
Tintagiles, have gathered in a basement chamber of the Queen's Castle in hopes to hold
steadfast against the Handmaids of fate.
The Death of Tintagiles
tells the tale of a child faced with the
challenge of warding off an evil Queen
who has usurped all the lands. His only
shield is his two sisters and an old man
who vow to guard him from the Queen
and her three Handmaids of Death.
Omnipotent powers summon a
puppet-boy from beyond the sea to the
mountains of an island where he is to
meet his destiny in the Queen's castle
tower.
tells the tale of a child faced with the
challenge of warding off an evil Queen
who has usurped all the lands. His only
shield is his two sisters and an old man
who vow to guard him from the Queen
and her three Handmaids of Death.
Omnipotent powers summon a
puppet-boy from beyond the sea to the
mountains of an island where he is to
meet his destiny in the Queen's castle
tower.
Experience two tragic masterpieces that have been neglected over the years. Maurice
Maeterlinck, a symbolist poet & playwright whose work has influenced modern drama, reveals
the paralyzing effects from fear of the unknown and the depth of human compassion.
Maeterlinck, a symbolist poet & playwright whose work has influenced modern drama, reveals
the paralyzing effects from fear of the unknown and the depth of human compassion.
This tragic story wields the axe of fate and the universal force that affects everything natural.
Storytelling the youth's fate through puppetry connects the powers of manipulation with the
strength of the human spirit.
Storytelling the youth's fate through puppetry connects the powers of manipulation with the
strength of the human spirit.
If you would like more information about this production, please contact Jennifer Rathbone via email.
| The Death of Tintagiles by Maurice Maeterlinck |
Oracle Theatre, Inc., a non-profit, 501(c)(3) company, offers a unique theatrical experience. Tantalizing
all ages with mythological themes, historical accounts, fables, and literature, our goal is to better
educate the community about various cultures. And we are also in constant search for new voices and
undiscovered tales to be heard. Through new works, old stories, and anything that embodies a full spirit,
the dramatic presentations incorporate an array of visual and audio displays with live action. As a
company comprised of artists of diverse talents, the art of collaboration is our universal dedication.
all ages with mythological themes, historical accounts, fables, and literature, our goal is to better
educate the community about various cultures. And we are also in constant search for new voices and
undiscovered tales to be heard. Through new works, old stories, and anything that embodies a full spirit,
the dramatic presentations incorporate an array of visual and audio displays with live action. As a
company comprised of artists of diverse talents, the art of collaboration is our universal dedication.
 |
| |
 |
| |
 |
| |
 |
| |
 |
| |
 |
| |
 |
| |
 |
| |
 |
