Gatheryourgirlfriends and a gay husband or two for The Donkey Show. The study in stimulation immerses the audienceso no wallflowers or pills pleaseinto a Studio 54-esque disco brilliantly complete with full bar. The Off-Broadway concept loosely based on Shakespeares A Midsummer Nights Dream, hence its fictitious Club Oberon venue, weaves in circus spectacle, roller skating, go-go dancers and what we can imagine may morph into a giant 70s sing-along/Dance Fever contest given the copious cocktails. Theater snobs may want to cease their snickers when they hear it was co-written by the artistic director of Harvard Universitys American Repertory Theater.
Gatheryourgirlfriends and a gay husband or two for The Donkey Show. The study in stimulation immerses the audienceso no wallflowers or pills pleaseinto a Studio 54-esque disco brilliantly complete with full bar. The Off-Broadway concept loosely based on Shakespeares A Midsummer Nights Dream, hence its fictitious Club Oberon venue, weaves in circus spectacle, roller skating, go-go dancers and what we can imagine may morph into a giant 70s sing-along/Dance Fever contest given the copious cocktails. Theater snobs may want to cease their snickers when they hear it was co-written by the artistic director of Harvard Universitys American Repertory Theater.
Gatheryourgirlfriends and a gay husband or two for The Donkey Show. The study in stimulation immerses the audienceso no wallflowers or pills pleaseinto a Studio 54-esque disco brilliantly complete with full bar. The Off-Broadway concept loosely based on Shakespeares A Midsummer Nights Dream, hence its fictitious Club Oberon venue, weaves in circus spectacle, roller skating, go-go dancers and what we can imagine may morph into a giant 70s sing-along/Dance Fever contest given the copious cocktails. Theater snobs may want to cease their snickers when they hear it was co-written by the artistic director of Harvard Universitys American Repertory Theater.
Gatheryourgirlfriends and a gay husband or two for The Donkey Show. The study in stimulation immerses the audienceso no wallflowers or pills pleaseinto a Studio 54-esque disco brilliantly complete with full bar. The Off-Broadway concept loosely based on Shakespeares A Midsummer Nights Dream, hence its fictitious Club Oberon venue, weaves in circus spectacle, roller skating, go-go dancers and what we can imagine may morph into a giant 70s sing-along/Dance Fever contest given the copious cocktails. Theater snobs may want to cease their snickers when they hear it was co-written by the artistic director of Harvard Universitys American Repertory Theater.
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