Goat in the Road Brings NUMB to New York

New Orleans-based collaborative theater company Goat in the Road brings their award-winning play Numb to New York audiences. The show follows a trio of stories, each tied to the 19th-century origins of anesthesiology and the first personalities to experiment with pain-free surgery. Combining history, neuroscience, wonky movement and an immersive soundscape, Numb paints an entertaining and heartbreaking portrait of scientific progress and the search for intoxication.

DATES/TIMES: Wednesday - Saturday, Dec. 7 - 10 at 8 pm

TICKETS: $18 each event, at www.jackny.org or cash only at the door.

LOCATION: JACK | 505 ½ Waverly Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11238 | C or G train to Clinton-Washington

Numb, directed by Chris Kaminstein, features Goat in the Road ensemble members Leslie Boles Kraus, Todd D'Amour, Shannon Flaherty, Ian Hoch, and Dylan Hunter, as well as Jake Bartush and Emilie Whelan, with sound design by Kyle Sheehan and stage managed by Darci Fulcher.

Goat In the Road Productions is a New Orleans based performance ensemble, dedicated to the production of original and invigorating new works or theatre, dance, performance art, and educational programming. Since its 2008 inception, GRP has created twelve original performance works, toured nationally, and in March of 2013, the company's show Our Man was featured on the cover of American Theatre magazine. For more information visit www.goatintheroadproductions.org.

JACK's programming is made possible by the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council, by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Andrew Cuomo and the New York State Legislature, The DuBose and Dorothy Heyward Memorial Fund, the Mental Insight Foundation and by The Nathan Cummings Foundation.

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