Repertory

Choreography & set: Beth Corning

A zany theatrical ride that explores the question of "whatever happened to Dick & Jane?" A series of vignettes that range from the humorous to the poignant, from the comical to the disturbing.

"The irony is thick...an astonishing work...there is no guessing what comes next, and while there are lots of laughs in the piece, they're balanced by poignant moments that make it thoughtful and persuasive."

- Akron Beacon

"A psychological thriller, full of vivid
portraits that both delighted and discomforted.
This was not only compelling dance,
but compelling theater!"

- Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

Number of performers: 5

Requirements for AT ONCE THERE WAS A HOUSE
   Masking: Black box
   Set: small curtain portal
   There is a five minute section
   where contained flame is used
   Props: small metal house,
   large puppet, 6' length of fence
   Duration 35 minutes