WHAT: LET GO
WHEN: July 27th - 29th, Thursday - Friday - Saturday at 8pm
WHERE: A.P.E., 126 Main St, Northampton, MA
No Theater presents an additional weekend of: LET GO
a short, adult comedy about love, death, and a pile of papers
“The best-kept secret in experimental theater” (National Public Radio)
Find out more about NO THEATER HERE
http://www.apearts.org/no-
Request press comps: notheater@yahoo.com
WHEN: July 27th - 29th, Thursday - Friday - Saturday at 8pm
WHERE: A.P.E., 126 Main St, Northampton, MA
No Theater presents an additional weekend of: LET GO
a short, adult comedy about love, death, and a pile of papers
“The best-kept secret in experimental theater” (National Public Radio)
Find out more about NO THEATER HERE
http://www.apearts.org/no-
Tickets $20
Purchase tickets on Eventbrite HERE
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/
Purchase tickets on Eventbrite HERE
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/
Request press comps: notheater@yahoo.com
seating is limited
What the audience has emailed us about LET GO:
"a journey where I’m confused, moved, laughing, pushed to rethink all my assumptions"; "lots of surprises, lots of interesting nods to Beckett and Albee, and then a turnaround... a perception shift worthy of Martin McDonough"; "the show sure struck home - not the practical-joke parts but the aging and frailty (mental/physical) parts for sure"; "little did I know as a young dumb thing watching No Theater plays that No would still be showing me my life 40 years later"; "Discomforting…weirdly familiar….strange, funny….questions continue!"; "The play was fabulous. I need to see it again."
NO THEATER begins its 50th year of presenting new works for the stage locally and around the world with performances of its most recent production, LET GO, performed by No Theater veterans Roy Faudree and Jane Karakula. who appeared in No Theater's 2020 production of Martin McDonagh's A SKULL IN CONNEMARA just before the COVID pandemic.
NO THEATER's work has been performed throughout Europe, in New York, San Francisco, Tokyo, Singapore and Australia. Now No rarely performs locally. During the 70s and 80s No regularly presented new original works such as THE ELEPHANT MAN, DFS (de fiance suction), LAST RESORT, PHOTOPLAY and DUPE
No Theater celebrates its 50th anniversary this summer with performances of its most recent production LET GO.
"a journey where I’m confused, moved, laughing, pushed to rethink all my assumptions"; "lots of surprises, lots of interesting nods to Beckett and Albee, and then a turnaround... a perception shift worthy of Martin McDonough"; "the show sure struck home - not the practical-joke parts but the aging and frailty (mental/physical) parts for sure"; "little did I know as a young dumb thing watching No Theater plays that No would still be showing me my life 40 years later"; "Discomforting…weirdly familiar….strange, funny….questions continue!"; "The play was fabulous. I need to see it again."
NO THEATER begins its 50th year of presenting new works for the stage locally and around the world with performances of its most recent production, LET GO, performed by No Theater veterans Roy Faudree and Jane Karakula. who appeared in No Theater's 2020 production of Martin McDonagh's A SKULL IN CONNEMARA just before the COVID pandemic.
NO THEATER's work has been performed throughout Europe, in New York, San Francisco, Tokyo, Singapore and Australia. Now No rarely performs locally. During the 70s and 80s No regularly presented new original works such as THE ELEPHANT MAN, DFS (de fiance suction), LAST RESORT, PHOTOPLAY and DUPE
No Theater celebrates its 50th anniversary this summer with performances of its most recent production LET GO.
