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The Ghost Sonata
Presented by The Drama Club - 2008 FIT Festival
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When: Thursday, July 17, 2008, 8 p.m.
Where: Bath House Cultural Center, 521 East Lawther Drive, Dallas
Cost: $12 - $16
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Description
This series of short, simple dramas (often called “Chamber Plays”) invites audiences to experience the lasts gasps of a high plains pioneer town. This visually startling depiction by seven talented artists includes a student who ravels to the brink of death and a vengeful, manipulative old man whose reproachful life is inextricably bound to the town's other citizens. Directed by Jeffrey Schmidt.
Part of 2008 Festival of Independent Theatres, or FIT as it's commonly called, featuring ten local theater companies for four weeks of "eagerly anticipated" performance at the Bath House Cultural Center.
Click here for a complete festival schedule.
Single tickets are available as are festival passes. 2-Week Festival Passes (July 17-27, July 30-August 9) are only $49 and 4-Week Festival Passes are only $69. Festival pass holders receive preferred seating at all performances with no need to make reservations. Just show up at the theater 15 minutes before the curtain, show your pass, and be seated first!
To purchase tickets, call 214-528-5576.
Information from the venue.
Some nearby restaurants
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Event posted July 10, 2008
Last updated July 10, 2008
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