EXTREMITIES

DreamScope Theatre presentsAn All India Premiere of William Mastrosimone’s

EXTREMITIES

Directed by Puja Goyal
By Arrangement with Samuel French (Jagriti)

Mature content – this play is for 18 years and over only

HOW FAR WILL YOU GO TO PROTECT YOURSELF???

Set in present-day Extremities is every woman’s worst nightmare. A young woman, Marjorie, is attacked in her home by a would-be rapist, Raul; she manages to turn the tables on him. Her roommates come home to discover the attacker bound with cords, belts and other household items.

Terry and Patricia, the roommates, express different points of view about rape in society. Terry believes that Raul will not be convicted since a rape didn’t actually occur and there is no proof. Patricia believes in the judicial system and insists on calling the police. The three friends also turn on each other due to Raul's psychological game plan.

“Extremities” is a disturbing play on crime against women. The play is not only a psychological drama but an insane piece of art which transcribes human reactions towards serious issues like rape. Previous performances around the world have incited dramatic reactions from the audience where they have even attempted to save Marjorie from being raped on stage; later realizing that it is only a play.

Cast (in order of appearance) Puja Goyal, Tushar Patil, Sweta and Marion Ksing,

Written by William Mastrosimone
Directed by Puja Goyal
Produced by DreamScope Theatre
Stage Management by Meenakshi Upadhya
Production Assistant: Anuj Kumar

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Tickets are priced at Rs. 100/- and are available at Crossword (Brigade Road) and Blossoms (Church Street), you can book them online @ www.indianstage.in and www.buzzintown.com

Venue: KH Kalasoudha, Ramanjaneya Temple Compund, Hanumanthanagar, Bangalore - 560050

Time and Dates:
11th September, 2010 (Saturday): 4.00pm and 7.30pm;
12th September, 2010 (Sunday): 4.00pm