Tucson: Beowulf Alley Offers 2 fo 1 Discount Tickets to "Criminal Hearts"

For TTA List Members, just mention this announcment to receive your discount ...

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From: Stephen Elton [mailto:selton@beowulfalley.org]
Sent: Tuesday, October 04, 2005 12:25 PM
Subject: Beowulf Alley Offers Discount Tickets to TTA.

Beowulf Alley Theatre

 Finds Success With Off-beat Comedy:

 

Kathleen Allen, Arizona Daily Star:

“Beowulf's production has some delicious touches. There's a luscious dream sequence…” “And one glorious moment when she (Amy Almquist) tells off her oily lawyer husband…” “Almquist let out an eloquent, devastating slew of insults at bullet-speed. She never stopped to catch her breath, and you could feel the audience hold theirs as they silently cheered the character on.”

 

James Reel, Tucson Weekly:

“Part hip, pop-psych farce, part social critique, part theater of the absurd, part screwball revenge fantasy, part con-artist caper (one way or another, almost every character is conning at least one of the others), Criminal Hearts can't quite decide what sort of play it wants to be, but its indecision creates a more interesting, less-clichéd work than it would have been had it settled into a single genre.”

 

Chuck Graham, Tucson Citizen:

“This contrast in language choices gives Criminal Hearts a sweet-and-sour effect that's very tasty…” “Deeper aspects of the play begin with just such politically charged questions. Does crime have a gender? Would there be less crime if women were in charge of society? What about Bo? She's a criminal. What about Ata? She's acting like a criminal. So is crime just a point of view, determined by whomever is in charge?”

 

"Criminal Hearts raises more questions than it answers. But they are very interesting questions.”

 

Beowulf Alley Theatre Offers Two for One!!

Mention this announcement when you call the box office or in person and receive two regular tickets for the price of one or 50% off one regular ticket.  This offer valid for the following dates:  October 6^th, 9^th, 14^th & 15^th.

 

Call the Box office at 882-0555 for reservations and more information.

Box-office hours are Tuesday – Friday 11a.m. – 4p.m. & Show-days two hours prior to Curtain. 

 

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