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  Death and the Maiden at Minneapolis Theatre Garage

Death and the Maiden

Minneapolis Theatre Garage
711 West Franklin Avenue Minneapolis

Fifteen years after Paulina Escobar's torture at the hands of her government's secret police, she comes face to face with a man she believes she recognizes as one of her tormentors. Brought into her home unknowingly by her husband, this stranger's voice sounds unnervingly to Paulina like that of the man who once raped and viciously abused her as she lay blindfolded in a military detention center. What evolves is a tense and riveting look at a lingering trauma, and whether a woman, and by extension an entire country, can put such a violent past to rest. Winner of an Olivier Award for Best New Play when it premiered, Death and the Maiden was written by acclaimed Chilean political playwright Ariel Dorfman, and adapted into a 1994 Roman Polanski film starring Sigourney Weaver. This latest revival now comes to the stage at Minneapolis Theatre Garage.

Presented by Gremlin Theatre

Thru - Feb 21, 2015

Thursdays: 7:30pm
Fridays: 7:30pm
Saturdays: 7:30pm
Sundays: 3:00pm



Price: $25

Box Office: 612-870-0723

www.gremlin-theatre.org



  Death and the Maiden Reviews

Star Tribune - Somewhat Recommended

"...The three are performing Ariel Dorfman’s “Death and the Maiden,” which on opening night at the Minneapolis Theatre Garage had the contours of a solid production but hadn’t quite jelled completely."
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Graydon Royce


Twin Cities Pioneer Press - Somewhat Recommended

"...Too often, though, it's possible to see the gears turning as "Death and the Maiden" grinds toward its climax and quick, unresolved denouement. When the lights come up, the aftertaste that lingers is of having had an intellectual snack that leaves you emotionally peckish."
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Dominic P. Papatola


How Was The Show - Recommended

"...Still, in Death And The Maiden, there are pleasures galore: the play bristles with passion, raises make-you-think questions, develops genuine suspense. And the performances thrill. How could they not, with a cast as talented as this?"
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John Olive



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