Share Ghosteater is a new contemporary theater ensemble based in Phoenix, AZ.
More info at ghosteater.org
Description
Ghosteater presents
The Human Voice
by Jean Cocteau
In a version by Daniel Raggett
About the play:
“This invisible line, threading its way from me to you, it’s the last thing holding us together.”
In the twilight of their relationship, two lovers share a final phone call. With poignant simplicity, this mesmerizing one-woman show weaves a tapestry of vulnerability and longing, inviting audiences to contemplate the price we pay for our digital connectivity. Through one woman’s emotional and desperate phone conversation, Cocteau explores how technology can both connect and isolate us, revealing the complex dynamics and vulnerabilities of human connection in the modern era.
Directed by Matthew Watkins
Featuring Katrina Donaldson
Assistant Director: Jenny Strickland
Lighting Design: Dallas Robert Nichols
Sound Design: Stephen Christensen
Stage Manager: Rachel Cooper
Assistant Stage Manager: Allie Fair
Technical Director: Britney Simington
Master Electrician: Dani Deutschmann
Producer: Joya Scott
Accessibility:
- The July 29 performance will offer live ASL interpretation.
- Venue is accessible via wheelchair ramps.
- Content note: The Human Voice includes descriptions of self-harm/attempted suicide.
Venue Info:
Hourly visitor parking is available just to the south of the Nelson Fine Arts Center in the ASU Gammage Parking Lot ("Lot 3").
Public transport also has stops very close to the venue. For more info, see valleymetro.org.
Date & Time
Jul 21 - 29, 2023
Venue Details
ASU Nelson Fine Arts Center, Studio 133
51 East 10th StreetTempe, Arizona 85287
