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The Kathie Rasmussen Women's Theatre to Present THE HOUSE OF YES, 2/13-21

By: Feb. 12, 2015
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Thanksgiving 1983. A violent hurricane swirls outside. Inside the Pascal house, the storm of the century --brewing for 20 years since JFK's assassination -- is about to erupt...and you're invited. What could be funnier than death and incest?

The Kathie Rasmussen Women's Theatre (Krass) in cooperation with Strollers Theatre invites you home for a twisted holiday at Wendy Macleod's The House of Yes, directed by Jan Levine Thal.

This black comedy depicts the Pascals, an unabashedly self-centered lot stricken with Kennedy envy, dwindling resources, and a fondness for guns. When their first visitor breaches their bizarre household, they respond with sex and violence while struggling for impossible normalcy. Their story is vile yet accessible, disturbing yet gripping, and ultimately presents a hilarious and menacing satire of privilege, humanity, and love. A wickedly funny tale perfect for anyone who has ever fallen in love with the wrong person. Not suitable for children under age 13.

The fabulous cast includes: Danielle Bormann Davidson, Tim Lom, Jenny Maahs, Sarah Whelan, and Adam Williams.

Performances run February 13, 14, 18*, 19, 20 & 21 at 8 pm February 15 & 21 at 2 pm -- two matinees $20 (*Half-price tickets on Wednesday, February 18). All shows play the Bartell Theatre, Evjue Stage, 113 East Mifflin Street, Madison, WI 53703. For reservations and tickets call 608-661-9696. For more information about the show, call 608-663-5814.

The Kathie Rasmussen Women's Theatre is a non-profit theater company established in 2008 with the mission to produce work that enhances women's artistic, social, and personal well-being and to entertain and educate participants and audience about all aspects of theater including its literature.

Photo Credit: Codi Shandel Photography



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