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34th Season

"Circus Salome" opens Sept. 3rd. Showtime 8:15 PM: tickets@hippocket.org

 

Circus Salome

from the play "Salome" by Oscar Wilde
adapted and directed by David Yeakle
music by Justin Sherburn

illustration by Leah Lovise (leahlovise.com)

Oscar Wilde's notorious play, Salome, is re-imagined as a strange circus wherein the Ringmaster, Herod, lusts for his spoiled stepdaughter, the aerialist, Salome. The ominous, blasphemous and erotic elements of Wilde's original script remain intact in this circus setting, presented as a world of abusive power, gluttonous excess, and sexual desire.

(Due to the subject matter, this play is not recommended for children)

September 3 - September 26: (Friday - Sunday - showtime 8:15 PM)

Call for reservations: 817-246-9775
or e-mail your reservation to
tickets@hippocket.org

Backyard Music


Friday, September 3rd: David Sparks and Ernie Taft
Saturday, September 4th: Trinity dogs
Sunday, September 5th: Marty Christian  

Friday, September 10th: South of Sunset
Saturday, September 11th: Salt Rock Rounders
Sunday, September 12th: Darrin Kobetich

Friday, September 17th: David Tipps Band
Saturday, September 18th: Lake Rats
Sunday, September 19th: Gary Meyer with Michael & Sheri Stewart

Friday, September 24th: Melinda Wood Allen
Saturday, September 25th: No Class
Sunday, September 26th: Kavin.




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September - October showtime is at 8:15 PM.

ON THE ORIGINS OF THE SPECIFICS-THE MUSICAL
written and directed by John Carlisle Moore
music by Joe Rogers

A wild, fun, and crazy ride through the cosmos, the creation, the miasma, the milieu, and the science that measures, explains, and tries to profit from it all. Narrated by an opossum, (the only creature known to have been present at the big bang and who is also known not to have evolved one iota since that moment) - the story is told through a fossil record with more gaps in it than my poor Uncle Bert's teeth right before he passed on. The first theatrical production this season to bring Darwin's Theory of Natural Selection to its final selection. The first waltz ever to be written based upon the chemical structure of DNA.

October 8 - October 31: (Friday - Sunday Performances - showtime 8:15 PM)

 

Support the Hip Pocket Theatre

Donate 2010: Help underwrite the 34th season opening June 4, 2010.

Cowtown Puppetry Festival: Help underwrite the Cowtown Puppetry Festival in 2010.

Give a Watt: Help us install a new transformer and more power at the main stage to improve our lighting. We need to raise at least $20,000 to install all the circuits and outlets we need.

Buy a Board: Help us complete construction of the main stage. Buy a board to help us finish the light booth and upper performance decks and dressing rooms.

Buy a Bench Campaign:Buy a bench for $150. Help us build new benches for our new stage.

Support our Outreach Progamming: Help underwrite our outreach programs in local schools, hospitals, community centers and libraries.

Memorial Donations:

Douglas Balentine

Dick Harris

Mary Louise Rowand

Ric's Green Whiskers Fund

 

 

 


 

     

 

 

 
         
        Ann L. Rhodes
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