| Reduxion Theatre Company presents Macbeth by William Shakespeare in Oklahoma City |
Performances
2010-2011 Season
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The Tragedy of Macbeth by William Shakespeare
October 21 - November 6, 2010
City Arts Center Theater
Set against the politically tumultuous backdrop of the 1970’s Scottish Independence movement, and
scored with period music, in our characteristically fresh take, we will examine the timeless cycle
of politics and popular opinion and how they re-emerge time and again to sway entire countries
and change the course of history. Influences of Eastern Theatre such as Noh and Kabuki
juxtapose western movement in this innovative telling of Shakespeare’s classic tale of murder,
supernatural powers and one man’s journey into the heart of darkness. Produced in association
with the OU school of drama. Find out more about our opening night gala, ShakesBEER fest!
A Midsummer Night's Dream by William Shakespeare
February 10-26, 2011 (Tour Spring 2011)
Reduxion Theatre Broadway Space
Lively and colorful, our fresh take on this classic comedy features diaphanous costumes, trans
formative set design and an original score designed to explore the music, dance and fantasy of
Shakespeare’s most beloved romantic comedy set in the world of classical Greece. Fairies and
lovers, nobles and working class, none are exempt from the folly of love.
Hair, the American Tribal Love-Rock Musical, by James Rado & Gerome Ragni, Music
by Galt MacDermot
May 12-28, 2011
Reduxion Theatre Broadway Space
Set against the backdrop of late 1960’s America, Hair represents everything that was progressive
about the period and the very process of musical creation. Forged in workshop at The Public Theater
in New York City, this independent musical sensation has gone on to become one of Broadway’s most
beloved gems and a major motion picture. Frequently presented as a ‘message’ play, we feel it is less
about proving a point, and more about being reminded of what is truly important in the human
experience to begin with, and what will never go out of style…peace, love and understanding.
October 21 - November 6, 2010
City Arts Center Theater
Set against the politically tumultuous backdrop of the 1970’s Scottish Independence movement, and
scored with period music, in our characteristically fresh take, we will examine the timeless cycle
of politics and popular opinion and how they re-emerge time and again to sway entire countries
and change the course of history. Influences of Eastern Theatre such as Noh and Kabuki
juxtapose western movement in this innovative telling of Shakespeare’s classic tale of murder,
supernatural powers and one man’s journey into the heart of darkness. Produced in association
with the OU school of drama. Find out more about our opening night gala, ShakesBEER fest!
A Midsummer Night's Dream by William Shakespeare
February 10-26, 2011 (Tour Spring 2011)
Reduxion Theatre Broadway Space
Lively and colorful, our fresh take on this classic comedy features diaphanous costumes, trans
formative set design and an original score designed to explore the music, dance and fantasy of
Shakespeare’s most beloved romantic comedy set in the world of classical Greece. Fairies and
lovers, nobles and working class, none are exempt from the folly of love.
Hair, the American Tribal Love-Rock Musical, by James Rado & Gerome Ragni, Music
by Galt MacDermot
May 12-28, 2011
Reduxion Theatre Broadway Space
Set against the backdrop of late 1960’s America, Hair represents everything that was progressive
about the period and the very process of musical creation. Forged in workshop at The Public Theater
in New York City, this independent musical sensation has gone on to become one of Broadway’s most
beloved gems and a major motion picture. Frequently presented as a ‘message’ play, we feel it is less
about proving a point, and more about being reminded of what is truly important in the human
experience to begin with, and what will never go out of style…peace, love and understanding.
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