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May 12

Auto da Fé

11 May – 2 June 2012

An original adaptation of the book by Elias Canetti by Rebecca Gorman O’Neill. Directed by Brian Freeland.

A twisted creation developed by The LIDA Project ensemble, playwright Rebecca Gorman, and director Brian Freeland. Manipulations of darkness and light and juxtapositions of ghastly imagery help to re-imagine Canetti’s breakthrough 1935 work about a lone recluse and his infinite library of books.

“A warning against the idea that ‘rigid, dissociated intellectualism and detached, dogmatic scholarship can prevail over evil, chaos, and destruction‘.” – Lisa Hill

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15
Jan 12

Volunteer Opportunities

We want your expertise, hands, minds, creativity, ambition and time to create a stronger more secure future for the LIDA Project. Generally speaking we are in need of people for bookkeeping, website and graphic design, archival organization, theatre cleanup, storage organization, writing, filing, community building, and audience development. As a combined force, as a group, we can harness enough energy to benefit the company and all of its past, current and future members and patrons.

Please e-mail kenny.storms@lida.org for more information.

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02
Dec 11

Now I Lay Me Down To Sleep

December 02 – December 11, 2011
January 27 – February 11, 2012

Devised by The LIDA Project with directors Robin Davies, Brian Freeland, Josh Hartwell, Jaime Lujan, Brenda Cook Ritenour, Kate Roselle, Tommy Sheridan, and Kenny Storms.

The LIDA Project’s 6-part award winning epic on health, care, mortality and dying in the United States originally premiered in December of 2011 in a unique collaboration between the LIDA Project and a group of guest directors and community leaders. The work was environmentally designed and performed in private residences.

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09
Sep 11

Justin Bieber Meets Al Qaeda

September 9 – October 8, 2011
Devised by The LIDA Project

This original LIDA collaborative work inspired by Max Fritch’s The Firebugs and Albert Camus’s The Just, focuses on American pop culture and attitudes a decade after the Al Qaeda attacks on the United States. This theatrical editorial promises to be one of the most irreverent, bombastic, and controversial examinations of American politics and culture to hit Denver audiences in years.

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26
Jul 11

LIDA Announces 2011-12 Season

As The LIDA Project enters its 17th season of producing groundbreaking and provocative work, we are proud to announce our 2011-12 season in our new performance facility, The Laundry on Lawrence (2701 Lawrence Street, Denver CO).

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08
Feb 10

HOT + WAX: On Being to Big To Fail

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08
Feb 10

Mouse In A Jar

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