The Never and Little Green Pig present ANTARCTICA March 6-7
By: Shane Hudson
The Antarctica Shadow Ballet and other little things...
The Never and The Little Green Pig Theatrical Concern are excited to announce a multi-media performance of The Never's 2006 release of "Antarctica, A Storybook Record" as well as brand new material from their upcoming record. Actors, dancers, puppets, film and light will conspire to bring The Never's music to life as a bold piece of total theatre.Little Green Pig is in its third season in Durham and received an Indy Arts Award in 2008 for its adventuresome productions. Directed by Jay O'Berski and Dana Marks, LG Pig produces three to four plays a year on international themes, employing the area's strongest professional actors and designers.The Never has been touring for the last three years promoting "Antarctica, A Storybook Record," a concept album and fully illustrated 50-page storybook. The band is also currently finishing their new record, which will be released on Trekky Records in 2009. This event will be a coalescing of both works. The Never is dedicated to the betterment of community through arts and music and has performed at schools/universities, libraries, theaters, and outdoor festivals over the last few years in order to achieve this goal. Little Green Pig Theatrical Concern & The Never Present... The Antarctica Shadow Ballet and Other Little ThingsManbites Dog Theater (703 Foster St, Durham, NC, 27701)
March 6th and 7th, 2009
Doors at 7p, Show at 8p
$8 Students, $10 Public
Advance tickets can be purchased here.*Proceeds benefit Little Green Pig and The Never. The groups strive to bring community awareness and support of the arts to the Triangle.*with:
Music from Ari Picker of Lost in the Trees and The Never
Narration by Gregor McElvogue
Actors and Dancers from Little Green Pig Theatrical Concern
Local Shows
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Almost Like A Dance Carolina Theater Workshop (6/26-6/27) |
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The Notebook – The Musical Durham Performing Arts Center (7/14-7/14) |
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C.S. Lewis' The Screwtape Letters Martin Marietta Center for the Performing Arts (9/12-9/13) |
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Danger! Burning Coal Theatre Company (6/27-6/27) |
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Hair in Concert Fred Fletcher Park Amphitheatre (7/04-7/04) |
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The Phantom of the Opera DPAC (5/26-6/06) |
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SWAN LAKE by The United European Ballet Company R. J. Reynolds Auditorium (10/13-10/13) |
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Mrs. Doubtfire DPAC (10/30-11/01) |
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One Noble Journey Temple Theatre (1/28-1/31) |
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Hadestown (Non-Equity) Durham Performing Arts Center (3/05-3/07) |