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Jan232020

January 23, 2020, Thursday - Grey Rock opens at Guthrie (5 shows only)

Time: 7:30p

Location: Guthrie Theater, 818 2nd Street S

Grey Rock

The Guthrie Theater presents
a Remote Theater Project production of
GREY ROCK
written and directed by Amir Nizar Zuabi
January 23 - 26, 2020

Set in present day and reflecting on the first moon landing in 1969, Grey Rock tells the story of an ordinary man in a small West Bank village determined to go to the moon. The play addresses the chaos that ensues within his family as he builds a space rocket in his shed. Through Grey Rock, Zuabi creates a humorous, fantastical exploration of the inalienable right to dream and how American culture has permeated and influenced Palestinian culture. The piece will be performed in English by a five-member cast from across Palestine, including internationally known actor Khalifa Natour.

Remote Theater Project is a new initiative by producer Alexandra Aron designed to bring theater artists who are isolated either geographically or politically to New York City to develop new work, tour internationally and have their voices heard outside the confines of their regions.