Target Margin Theater Up Next in La MaMa 'Coffeehouse Chronicles' Series

Spend an intimate afternoon celebrating the life and work of Target Margin Theater. The event, moderated by Rinne Groff, features panelists Purva Bedi, John Collins, Lenore Doxsee, David Herskovits and Eunice Wong; screenings of archival material; and live performances by Will Badgett, Tigger Ferguson, Mary Neufeld, Steve Rattazzi, Yuri Skujins and Stephanie Weeks.

Now in its 25th season, Target Margin Theater (TMT) is founded on the principle that works of art return us to real truths more powerfully by their divergence from a strict illustration of reality. Target Margin seeks continuously to expand our conception of what can take place in a theater, creating aggressively reimagined versions of classic texts and new plays inspired by existing sources.

Moderator Rinne Groff's plays and musicals have been produced and commissioned by Yale Rep, Playwrights Horizons, The Public, Manhattan Theatre Club, Berkeley Rep, Trinity Rep, Actors Theatre of Louisville, the Women's Project, P.S. 122, Clubbed Thumb, Target Margin, and Andy's Summer Playhouse, among others. Rinne is a faculty member of the NYU Tisch School of the Arts, Department of Dramatic Writing.

COFFEEHOUSE CHRONICLES #137
"Target Margin Theater"

Moderator: Rinne Groff
Panel: Purva Bedi | John Collins | Lenore Doxsee | David Herskovits | Eunice Wong
Performances: Will Badgett | Tigger Ferguson | Mary Neufeld | Steve Rattazzi | Yuri Skujins | Stephanie Weeks perform selections from Target Margin's 25 year history, including excerpts from Titus Andronicus and Mourning Becomes Electra.

Series Director: Michal Gamily Educational Outreach: Arthur Adair

When: Saturday November 19, 2016 at 3:00pm - 5:00pm
Where: La MaMa | The Downstairs | 66 East 4th Street, New York, NY 10003 Reservations & Info: lamama.org/target_margin

ADMISSION IS FREE/SUGGESTED DONATION

COFFEEHOUSE CHRONICLES - is an educational performance series exploring the history and development of Off-Off Broadway; part artist portrait, part creative event, part history lesson, part community forum.

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