"The starting point of the work of the Proletarian Theatre is
not, as hitherto, an aesthetic evaluation of the world but a conscious will
to change it."
-- Erwin Piscator
The Program of the Proletarian Theatre
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Scrapbook
A melange of pictures from
our 2002 productions
Year: 2002 2003
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Need A Hand?
The "maniac" (Todd Benzin, left) is caught green-handed
by investigative reporter Pamela Faletti (Monica Karwan*) in Subversive
Theatre's first-ever full scale production, Dario Fo's THE
ACCIDENTAL DEATH OF AN ANARCHIST at Rust Belt Books in September
of 2002.
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Anarchy For All!
The ensemble of THE
ACCIDENTAL DEATH OF AN ANARCHIST at Rust Belt Books, September
2002.
Top row from left to right: Carlton Franklin, Tom Scahill*, and
Kim Dossinger.
Bottom row from left to right: Todd Benzin, Monica Karwan*. |
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A Tradition is Born:
A very crappy photo of Keith Elkins* as the Father of Communism himself
in our staged reading of the one-man show KARL
MARX IN ALLENTOWN (adapted from the play KARL MARX IN SOHO
by Howard Zinn) at Rust Belt Books for our first-ever May Day staged
reading, 2002.
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Where It All Began:
Also a crappy photo, Kate LoConti (left) screams out as mother and son
(Arlene Clement, center, and Timothy Patrick Finnegan, right) discuss
the finer points of class warfare in Subversive Theatre's first-ever
presentation -- a staged reading of Kurt Schneiderman's original work A
FUNNY THING HAPPENED ON MY WAY TO SHOOT THE CZAR at Rust Belt
Books in February of 2002. |
* = indicates members of the Subversive Theatre
Collective
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