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Casebook Message Boards: Ripper Media: Specific Titles: Drama / Theater: Jack the Rapper (Georges)
Author: Stephen P. Ryder Monday, 04 October 1999 - 06:12 am | |
PRESS RELEASE FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Peter Carlaftes - 415-552-3034 Marilyn Monroe Memorial Theater presents Jack the Rapper an original play by Kathi Georges inspired by T.S. Eliot's poem Rhapsody on a Windy Night Jack The Rapper's coming to San Francisco and will make his first appearance at Marilyn Monroe Memorial Theater Friday, October 8 at 9pm. The original play, inspired by T.S. Eliot's poem, "Rhapsody On A Windy Night" incorporates a radical interpretation of the poem and offers the last word on the identity and motives of Jack the Ripper. The play twists through time, from Victorian London, through Eliot's London, through modern day London as seen through the eyes of a top entertainment producer. Throughout the piece art and murder jockey for control, until at last they team up in modern times as the namesake character, Jack the Rapper. ..................................... OPENING NIGHT IS NOT TO BE MISSED! FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8 9PM In addition to the play, San Francisco's hottest Drum & Bass DJ, Synthetic Dave will hit the turntables, and rapper Sun C will take the mic for live raps of Eliot's poems and dancing and champagne and . . . who knows . . . Advance tickets $20! Call 415-552-3034 to get yours .......................... Following Opening Night, the play runs Thursday-Friday-Saturday at 9pm through Nov. 20. The run of the play and the murder run of Jack the Ripper both were in the fall of the only year of the each century with 3 consecutive matching digits. Coincidence? mmmm . . . Marilyn Monroe Memorial Theater is located at 96 Lafayette Street, San Francisco (South of Market between 11th and 12th Street off Howard). Information/Reservations: 415-552-3034
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