There is one more (final) performance of "Picasso's Closet" at the Nasher Museum of Art.

Sunday Nov 15th @ 7pm

If you missed the first performances (Oct 29-31st) you can still see this "reading" of the original play by Ariel Dorfman, directed by Durham's Jay O'Berski (fine acting, marvelous projections of Picasso's art and EXCEPTIONAL musical work make this performance a great experience--we all enjoyed it when it was a Meetup on Oct 29th). Tickets are still ONLY $5.00 and may be purchased at auditorium entry.

Ariel Dorfman is the acclaimed author of "Death and the Maiden". In "Picasso's Closet" he unveils an extraordinary reimagining of Pablo Picasso living in a time of terror: What if Picasso didn't die in 1973, but was murdered by the Germans during the occupation of Paris? A work of dazzling innovation, romantic intrigue and probing dilemmas for our time.

All proceeds will be donated to the Durham Literacy Council, Torture Abolition and Survivors Support Coalition International and PEN American Freedom to Write. The reading will be directed by Jay O¿Berski, artistic director of Little Green Pig Theatrical Concern. // see their website:http://www.littlegree...

FINAL PERFORMANCE:
Sunday, November 15 at 7:00pm

PICASSO's CLOSET
by Ariel Dorfman

With Jeff Alguire, Marshall Botvinick, Chaunesti Webb Lyon, Dana Marks, Tony Perucci and Jordan "Coach" Smith

Original Live Score by Emma Nadeau & Joah Tunnell
Projections by Rus Hames
Directed by Jay O'Berski

// PLEASE look back to the Oct 29th Durham-Centric Meetup for parking and direction details //

Nasher Museum of Art
Duke University
Nancy A. Nasher and David J. Haemisegger Family Lecture Hall

General Seating

$5 General Admission