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What the audience is saying about DUST

February 16, 2013 / gigante / No comments

Big kudos to Theatre Gigante and their production DUST. Great work John Kishline and Isabelle Kralj. Thank you for some interesting things to think about.

Don’t miss DUST! Very funny, very tense and very well done – congratulations!

Loved DUST!! Urge everyone to go!

Folks, you will love the interaction between these two characters. Go see it tonight!

Great performance last night – thank you!

Loved the play. What energy. Kudos!

Last night we saw DUST and loved it. It was so well done…

FINAL PERFORMANCE TONIGHT!

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Hungarian Pastries and Theatre Gigante!

February 7, 2013 / gigante / No comments

Interested in Hungarian pastries? READ ON!

Homemade apple strudel…poppyseed cake…cookies…
and champagne!!!

Theatre Gigante’s 25th Anniversary Season
continues with the opening of
DUST
Friday, February 8, at 8pm
followed by a champagne reception,
with Hungarian pastries!

(runs February 8 – 16)

at Kenilworth Studio 508 Theater
1925 E. Kenilworth Place

tickets: call 414-229-4308
or online: arts.uwm.edu/tickets

for more information: click on this!

DUST, opening this weekend, Feb 8 and 9

February 3, 2013 / gigante / No comments

in the midst of DUST

Continuing our 25th Anniversary Season, Theatre Gigante is very excited to present the regional premiere of DUST, a stimulating, provocative play by one of Hungary’s leading contemporary writers!

Gigante Artistic Directors Isabelle and Mark first saw György Spiró’s DUST in Ljubljana, Slovenia and fell in love with the play. It is clever, provocative, and loaded with issues of today’s world, through the eyes of a couple struggling to survive.

Isabelle and Gigante regular, John Kishline, play the couple, struggling to stay afloat, who – one lucky day – are given an opportunity to alter their fate forever.

Handled with a sense of humor and deep understanding, DUST touches the heart and inspires the mind!

Mark directs, with scenic design by Rick Graham and lighting by Nathan Booth.

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