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By Felicia Cooper
March 6 – 8
Photo by Richard Termine
A New Woyzeck is erected as a pea-eating cam girl for the 21st century using puppetry, projection, and pop music. A high intensity trip through expressionism and indie sleaze, this performance explores the depths of surveillance, power and who holds it.
Felicia Cooper is a Minneapolis-based artist working puppetry and performance. Her work has been seen at Dixon Place, LaMama Theater’s Puppet Festival, the Chicago International Puppet Theater Festival, Full Moon Puppet Show, In the Heart of the Beast Theater, and more. Her work has been supported by The Tri M Foundation, The National Humanities Center, the National Puppetry Conference, the Connecticut Sea Grant, the Heinz Foundation, the Pennsylvania State Arts Board, and others. She has held artistic residencies with the Children’s Museum of Pittsburgh, The Bell Museum, the Lake Pepin Legacy Alliance, Open Eye Theater, Winterthur Museum and Gardens, folkLAB, the New Hazlett Theater, and others. As an extension of her social practice, she conducts contextual research. She holds an MFA in Puppetry from the University of Connecticut.
Showtimes:
March 6 @ 7:30pm
March 7 @ 7:30pm
March 8 @ 2pm
Tickets:
General Admission: $25
Seniors & Artists: $20
Students: $15
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**Parking Alert**
The parking garage across the street from Theatre Project has been closed. If street parking is not available, we recommend the Fitzgerald Parking Garage, at the corner of Mt. Royal and Oliver Streets. It is about two blocks from the theatre and is adjacent to the Lyric. Click here for map & directions.
Other available garages within a two block walk are the Maryland Avenue garage, located at 1120 Maryland Ave, and the Symphony Center garage, located at 1030 Park Ave.
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