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Live! Prophets! Live!

Written by Laura Christina Dunn Directed by Corinne Gaucher Music by Laura Christine Dunn, Kristin Gordon, Ali Ippolito, Natasha Kotey, Emilie Landmann, Jack Maybe, Julia Babcock, Monica Metzler (Forest Veil), Leina Naversen, and Red Yarn Music Direction: Kristin Gordon Piano: Ali Ippolito SM: Lavinia Martin-Weber Performers : Emma Chang Laura Christina

Stop! (motion)

By Emilie Landmann Music by Laura Dunn Directed by Corinne Gaucher Animation by Beth Lorio [https://www.bethlorio.com/], Videography/Editing by Stephen Mercier [https://merciermedia.com] Cast : Susan Winterbourne, Sarah Warren, Ash Heffernan, Laura Dunn About The Broken Planetarium presents Stop!(motion), a play where Filmmaker strives to create

Tear Down This Wall

by Laura Christina Dunn Choreographed by Kelsey Mahoney Watson Music by Matt Burlin, Laura Christina Dunn, Kristin Gordon George, Avery Hill, Ali Ippolito, Craig Lardiere, Rachel Sakry, and Forest Veil (Monica Metzler). Directed by Emilie Landmann Music Direction by Kristin Gordon George Art Direction by Laura Foster Costumes by Kelly

Sirens of Coos Bay

by Laura Christina Dunn Music by Kyle Huth, Craig Lardiere, Kendy Gable, Laura Christina Dunn, and Monica Metzler (Forest Veil) Choreographed by Rebekah Stiles About Hans Christian Andersen's mermaid tale gets transported to 1990s Coos Bay, Oregon, where a former mermaid navigates a town undone by the spotted

Rosa Red

By Laura Christina Dunn with excerpts from the writing of Rosa Luxemburg. Music by Laura Christina Dunn with "Sunrise/Sunset" by Monica and Ron Metzler Choreographed by Rebekah Stiles Art Direction and Costumes by Alley Pezanoski Browne Music Director/ Production Liason: Kyle Huth Technical Director: Xander Atwood Production

Lenore Rises: An Edgar Allan Poe Macabaret

About A collaboration of The Broken Planetarium and Whisper Skin Theater. From the creators of Frankenstein: A Cabaret, The Broken Planetarium presents a two-night, limited run variety show in honor of Halloween. Lenore Rises: An Edgar Allan Poe Macabaret is a curated variety show where artists and performers from around

Atlantis: A Folk Opera

About The Broken Planetarium presents a new imaginative folk opera based on the myth of Atlantis. After Manhattan is completely under water, New Yorkers grow gills and continue on as usual. At the top of one skyscraper surrounded by ocean, a group of east village folk singers meet every week

Frankenstein: A Cabaret

About From the writer and producers of The Snow Queen, The Broken Planetarium introduces a new allegorical folk opera based on Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein. The show takes on contemporary issues of female sexuality and what it means to be an artist, and tells the story through the subversive genre

The Snow Queen: A Folk Opera

About The Snow Queen: A Folk Opera resets Hans Christian Andersen’s tale in contemporary Detroit where two neighbors make their way through a very un-fairytale like world with the help of imagination and eerie folk music. The Snow Queen: A Folk Opera was a semifinalist at the Earth Matters

Get Tickets for Frankenstein: A Cabaret

Tickets for Frankenstein: A Cabaret [https://www.boxofficetickets.com/bot/wa/event?id=306523] are now available for purchase! $20 adult, $15 students / seniors. Please visit the Broken Planetarium Productions [https://www.brokenplanetarium.org/productions/] page for up-to-date show times and more information about the show!

New York Frankenstein Preview

New York! Not able to make it to Frankenstein: A Cabaret in January in Portland? Come hear a preview at Postcrypt Coffeehouse on Columbia Campus this coming Friday, December 4th @ 9:30. Laura Dunn plays the crypt with Kendy Gable, previewing songs from the upcoming folk opera.

Frankenstein read through complete!

Here's to an amazing first read through with an incredible cast and crew! We are so excited to bring this piece to you in January!

Thanks for a wonderful Monster Ball

Thank you to everyone who came out last night for the Monster Ball! You guys have made Frankenstein: A Cabaret possible and abundant! A huge thanks to our sponsor My Voice Music [http://myvoicemusic.org/] for the generous use of their space! So grateful to all the raffle, food, and

Making the Monster: February 2015

The next Broken Planetarium is Saturday, February 21st at 7:00 pm (potluck) 8:00 pm (start). The theme is Making the Monster. We are a group that celebrates the making and the creating, but what happens after its over? Mary Shelley's Frankenstein says to his maker, "