Infrared Radiation Orchestra
September 10th at 7:00pm
- Length: 120 Minutes
- Tickets: Required
- Venue: CenterStage Theatre at the JCC: JCC Ballroom Stage
- Genre: Music
Why you love the Fringe.
September 10th at 7:00pm
September 13th at 2:00pm
Who was Robert Frost? Why did he write poetry? What were his poems about? Two years in the making, including visits to Frost family homes in Franconia and Derry, New Hampshire, and South Shaftsbury, Vermont, this performance will bring the four-time Pulitzer Prize winning poet to life by offering audiences an intimate look into the man—his poetry, relationships and inner life.
September 13th at 6:00pm
Voices from Ellis Island
It was called "The Front Door to Freedom." From 1892 to 1930, Ellis Island was the first experience of life in America for millions of immigrants. "Voices from Ellis Island" follows seven immigrants from different parts of Europe as they cross the Atlantic Ocean and confront unexpected challenges in their new country at Ellis Island. Their stories are amusing, frightening, inspiring and true.
September 14th at 1:45pm
Voices from Ellis Island
It was called "The Front Door to Freedom." From 1892 to 1930, Ellis Island was the first experience of life in America for millions of immigrants. "Voices from Ellis Island" follows seven immigrants from different parts of Europe as they cross the Atlantic Ocean and confront unexpected challenges in their new country at Ellis Island. Their stories are amusing, frightening, inspiring and true.
September 15th at 7:00pm
From the team of Cell Outs and Triple Jeopardy comes another one act play set in a medieval universe. Three soldiers are manning a catapult besieging a city. When the order comes to fire, they must make a choice. It's hard to know what's right. It's even harder to do what's right. And all too often, it doesn't make a difference when the dust settles. Should we even bother? Do our grand moral efforts carry any weight, or are we just toy soldiers in someone else's game?
September 16th at 7:00pm
From the team of Cell Outs and Triple Jeopardy comes another one act play set in a medieval universe. Three soldiers are manning a catapult besieging a city. When the order comes to fire, they must make a choice. It's hard to know what's right. It's even harder to do what's right. And all too often, it doesn't make a difference when the dust settles. Should we even bother? Do our grand moral efforts carry any weight, or are we just toy soldiers in someone else's game?