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)
| Home by Maurice Maeterlinck |
Cast Spring 2005
Adam Cohen (Old Man)
Erin Etheridge (Martha)
Celia Finkelstein (Mary)
Sara Kelly (Stranger)
Adam Cohen (Old Man)
Erin Etheridge (Martha)
Celia Finkelstein (Mary)
Sara Kelly (Stranger)
Cast Spring 2005
Adam Cohen (Old Man)
Celia Finkelstein (Mary)
Elizabeth Fountain (Stranger)
Ana Reiselman (Martha)
Adam Cohen (Old Man)
Celia Finkelstein (Mary)
Elizabeth Fountain (Stranger)
Ana Reiselman (Martha)
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
depicts an unsuspecting family's confrontation with the unknown and the villagers' revelation of
a horrific truth. Shadow puppetry serves as the "motionless dolls" of the family inside, as the
observers peer in on their happiness and discern their fate.
depicts an unsuspecting family's confrontation with the unknown and the villagers' revelation of
a horrific truth. Shadow puppetry serves as the "motionless dolls" of the family inside, as the
observers peer in on their happiness and discern their fate.
Home
"When we lose one we
love, our bitterest
tears are called forth
by the memory of
hours when we loved
not enough." -
Maurice Maeterlinck
love, our bitterest
tears are called forth
by the memory of
hours when we loved
not enough." -
Maurice Maeterlinck
Below are the photos of Andrea, Jennifer, and Isaac (not shown) creating the black and white shadow puppetry
video montage that plays an integral part of Home. As seen in the above production photos, the video plays
against the wall in the background and the actors act/react to and around the pre-programmed puppetry.
video montage that plays an integral part of Home. As seen in the above production photos, the video plays
against the wall in the background and the actors act/react to and around the pre-programmed puppetry.
If you would like more information about this production, if you would like to see the video of the background shadow
puppetry, or if you would like to book a performance of this one-act play, please contact Jennifer Rathbone via email.
puppetry, or if you would like to book a performance of this one-act play, please contact Jennifer Rathbone via email.
We strive to offer community inclusiveness to benefit cross-cultural awareness through fiscally accessible theatre-based programs
that incorporate visual art/media. By promoting cultural and personal identity, we are encouraging universal understanding.
that incorporate visual art/media. By promoting cultural and personal identity, we are encouraging universal understanding.
WOLF
Family Series
Family Series
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.
