Director and writer Robert Lepage is one of Canada's most renowned artists, "a theatrical conjurer, whose dazzling shows have captivated audiences around the world with their mixture of storytelling and stunning imagery" (The Guardian, London). In The Andersen Project, he continues to push artistic boundaries with a work freely inspired by two stories by Hans Christian Andersen ("The Dryad" and "The Shadow") as well as anecdotes drawn from the famed Danish author's Parisian travels. This spellbinding solo piece draws on some of Lepage's favorite themes: the confrontation of past and present, of Romanticism and modernism, and of recognized and underground art forms. In this fascinating piece, Lepage also explores more personal territories in questions about sexual identity, unfulfilled fantasies, and the thirst for recognition and fame that are drawn from Andersen's life and writings. See for yourself why Lepage's regular productions at Zellerbach Playhouse are can't-miss events for fans of modern theater at its best.

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	Program Notes Program notes are available approximately one week before the performance.
	Video Clips Video clips are available on the The Anderson Project site

Artists links:
Official The Anderson Project site
Official Ex Machina site
Official Robert Lepage site

Wed, May 28, 8 pm
Thu, May 29, 8 pm
Fri, May 30, 8 pm
Sat, May 31, 8 pm
Sun, June 1, 3 pm

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Venue: Zellerbach Playhouse

Price: $62

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