Archipelago Theatre presents
Stealing Home (the architecture of intimacy)
a solo vocal cabaret by Ellen Hemphill
April 14-23, 2011

“A house should be capable of dreaming; a dwelling
with room for fantasy, centers of solitude, planes of boredom,
a stable for tending nightmares.” – Nor Hall

If home is where the heart is, but you can't go home again, how do you reclaim your heart? One of the Triangle's most adventurous and acclaimed theater companies presents an evening of songs about the intimate spaces that we occupy and share.

Stealing Home is a performance piece that takes the re-interpretation of well-known songs, original film and an installation-inspired set, to create a memory-scape of personal and structural interiors: finding bits of home through sound, image and memory.
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Vocal Direction - Richard Armstrong
Arranger and Musical Director - Allison-Leyton Brown
Film design - Jim Haverkamp
Choreography - Terry Beck
Set Design - Tori Ralston.
Musicians: Doug Largent, Alison Weiner, Danny Gotham,
Jay Cartwright and Ken Ray Wilemon

Presented as part of Manbites Dog Theater's Other Voices Series

SHOWS:
Thur-Sun April 14-17
Wed-Sat April 20-23
Shows at 8:15 p.m.
except Sunday April 17 at 3:15 p.m.

TICKETS:
Purchase online / Purchase by phone: 919.682.3343
• $17 Fri/Sat/Sun; $12 weeknights
• $2 Discount for Senior (62+), and Military
• Students (with current i.d.): $5 in advance or at the door
• Season Vouchers accepted for all shows.
• Pay-what-you-can Preview: Thur April 14 (Door sales only; $5 minimum)
• Door sales are cash or check, only, no credit cards, sold subject to availability)

LOCATION: Manbites Dog Theater, 703 Foster Street in Durham.
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Manbites Dog Theater’s 2010-2011 season is made possible by gifts to the Durham Arts Council’s Annual Arts Fund, and support from the North Carolina Arts Council, a division of the Department of Cutural Resources; and by funding from an anonymous foundation.

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