Minotaur

A National Ritual in Ten Lessons

Written by Eli Zuzovsky ’21
Directed by Eli Zuzovsky ’21
Produced by Laura Frustaci ’21, Tiffany Rekem ’21, and Madeleine Snow ’20

PERFORMANCE DATES AND TIMES

The Loeb Experimental Theater

Friday, April 6 at 8pm
Saturday, April 7 at 2pm & 8pm
Sunday, April 8 at 8pm
Thursday, April 12 at 8pm
Friday, April 13 at 8pm
Saturday, April 14 at 2pm & 8pm

Run time: 1 hour, no intermission

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ABOUT THE SHOW

Three boys and a girl grow up knowing that their death is just a matter of time. Once the school year is over, they will become human sacrifice for the Minotaur – a ferocious, man-eating monster, who threatens the existence of their country. Until that happens, they try to find moments of grace in a routine of fear, despair, and violence.

Based on personal experiences of former I.D.F. soldiers, Minotaur provides a rare glimpse of the troubled souls of Israeli millennials, who were born in an age of great expectations and grew up to witness the colossal collapse of the peace process. The play won the Spring Festival of the Alley Theater (Israel’s oldest fringe theater) and is currently running in Tel Aviv.

Please be advised that this production is not suitable for children due to adult content. 

CAST

Ari…Molly Peterson
Leon…Freddie MacBruce
Simon…Jonathan Castillo
Theo…Jake Corvino
Teacher…Professor Paul Lazar

STAFF

Director & Playwright … Eli Zuzovsky
Assistant Director … Isabel Haro
Producers … Laura Frustaci, Tiffany Rekem, Madeleine Snow
Set & Props Designer … Eva Rosenfeld
Costume Designer … Nikole Naloy
Sound Designer … Luke Martinez
Movement Designer … Owen Torrey
Stage Manager … Ciara Hervas
Technical Director … Brett McLoughlin
Production Advisor … Carla Troconis