Friday, Sept 2 - Sunday, Oct 2; Tues/Wed 7pm, Thur/Fri/Sat 8pm, Sun 2pm
THIS MUCH I KNOW
The writer of Eureka Day returns to Aurora with an explosively theatrical interrogation of agency and culpability.
Through his all-too-personal lectures on psychology, Lukesh attempts to unravel a mystery with his wife Natalya at the center. What happened to Natalya?
The search for answers will launch us on a time-hopping fugue, weaving together the stories of Stalin's daughter defecting to America, the son of a white supremacist growing to doubt the beliefs he was raised with, and the secret despair of an accidental killer. How do we truly make decisions? How do we change our minds? And what does it mean to be complicit?
Jonathan Spector's writing is "lively, alarming, and entertaining... [Spector is] observant and empathetic."
- Ben Brantley, NEW YORK TIMES
Visit Our Press Room For More Information:
https://auroratheatre.org/index.php/press-room
$20-80.
Presented by Aurora Theatre Company.
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THIS MUCH I KNOW
The writer of Eureka Day returns to Aurora with an explosively theatrical interrogation of agency and culpability.
Through his all-too-personal lectures on psychology, Lukesh attempts to unravel a mystery with his wife Natalya at the center. What happened to Natalya?
The search for answers will launch us on a time-hopping fugue, weaving together the stories of Stalin's daughter defecting to America, the son of a white supremacist growing to doubt the beliefs he was raised with, and the secret despair of an accidental killer. How do we truly make decisions? How do we change our minds? And what does it mean to be complicit?
Jonathan Spector's writing is "lively, alarming, and entertaining... [Spector is] observant and empathetic."
- Ben Brantley, NEW YORK TIMES
Visit Our Press Room For More Information:
https://auroratheatre.org/index.php/press-room
$20-80.
Presented by Aurora Theatre Company.
Friday, Sept 2 - Sunday, Oct 2; Tues/Wed 7pm, Thur/Fri/Sat 8pm, Sun 2pm
THIS MUCH I KNOW
The writer of Eureka Day returns to Aurora with an explosively theatrical interrogation of agency and culpability.
Through his all-too-personal lectures on psychology, Lukesh attempts to unravel a mystery with his wife Natalya at the center. What happened to Natalya?
The search for answers will launch us on a time-hopping fugue, weaving together the stories of Stalin's daughter defecting to America, the son of a white supremacist growing to doubt the beliefs he was raised with, and the secret despair of an accidental killer. How do we truly make decisions? How do we change our minds? And what does it mean to be complicit?
Jonathan Spector's writing is "lively, alarming, and entertaining... [Spector is] observant and empathetic."
- Ben Brantley, NEW YORK TIMES
Visit Our Press Room For More Information:
https://auroratheatre.org/index.php/press-room
$20-80.
Presented by Aurora Theatre Company.
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THIS MUCH I KNOW
The writer of Eureka Day returns to Aurora with an explosively theatrical interrogation of agency and culpability.
Through his all-too-personal lectures on psychology, Lukesh attempts to unravel a mystery with his wife Natalya at the center. What happened to Natalya?
The search for answers will launch us on a time-hopping fugue, weaving together the stories of Stalin's daughter defecting to America, the son of a white supremacist growing to doubt the beliefs he was raised with, and the secret despair of an accidental killer. How do we truly make decisions? How do we change our minds? And what does it mean to be complicit?
Jonathan Spector's writing is "lively, alarming, and entertaining... [Spector is] observant and empathetic."
- Ben Brantley, NEW YORK TIMES
Visit Our Press Room For More Information:
https://auroratheatre.org/index.php/press-room
$20-80.
Presented by Aurora Theatre Company.
show less
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