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Dead Man’s Cell
By Sarah Ruhl; directed by Performing Arts Department senior Corbin Albaugh
In an age of nearly infinite technological convenience and possibility, rarely do we stop and think of associated consequences. Dead Man’s Cell Phone is the story of Jean, a middle-aged woman, who is forced to encounter her own internal truths after the discovery of a dead man at the café at which she was dining. In turn, this surrealist comedy forces us to confront our own fixation with digital technology and the reality from which it disconnects us.
Performances run Nov. 1-2 at 7 p.m. and Nov. 3 at 2 p.m in the Weckesser Theatre
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