Told as a verbal symphony, the playgoers will stand or sit on stage and look out into the theater seats. Four couples sit side by side and listen to the tale of each other's lives. The audience can choose to follow one of the four, change from one to the other, or experience the work in its sound totality. David Hanson, whose experimental use of space creates a compelling experience, asks who exactly is in the Audience at the end of our lives.
"It's the kind of play you strategize over, maybe going multiple times, or getting some friends together for a divide-and-conquer strategy." - Kelly Luck, 2016 KC Fringe Festival Reviewer
Fringe Presents is happy to bring you "Audience" by David Hanson on March 3-4 and March 10-11 at the H&R Block City Stage in Union Station, 30 W. Pershing Rd. To encourage audiences to experience this play more than once, they are offering a special promotion. Tickets are $15 for one performance, but stay for the second performance and enjoy a reception between the shows and two tickets for $25. Performances are at 7:00pm and 8:30pm
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