100 Years Stray

saringROCK
Translated by Aya Ogawa
Directed by Padra Crisafulli

Feb. 19-21

The landscape hasn’t changed at all, but I keep on changing and changing. 
Luck sits and continues to watch. 

100 Years Stray follows Luck, the last human being in the wake of an apocalypse that has eliminated fertility. Raised in deliberate ignorance in the depths of a mountain by an old hermit, Luck cannot read, cook, or defend himself. However, as the remnants of civilization open their arms to him, Luck ventures into the destroyed cities of his homeland. Perhaps he will find out the reason he is all that is left. Perhaps… he will find out who (or what) succeeds humanity.

100 Years Stray

saringROCK
Translated by Aya Ogawa
Directed by Padra Crisafulli

Feb. 19-21

The landscape hasn’t changed at all, but I keep on changing and changing. 
Luck sits and continues to watch. 

100 Years Stray follows Luck, the last human being in the wake of an apocalypse that has eliminated fertility. Raised in deliberate ignorance in the depths of a mountain by an old hermit, Luck cannot read, cook, or defend himself. However, as the remnants of civilization open their arms to him, Luck ventures into the destroyed cities of his homeland. Perhaps he will find out the reason he is all that is left. Perhaps… he will find out who (or what) succeeds humanity.

Into The Woods

Music and Lyrics by Stephen Sondheim
Book by James Lapine
Directed and Choreographed by Matthew Gardiner
Music Direction by Rick Edinger

Feb. 20-29

Sometimes people leave you
Halfway through the wood
Others may deceive you
You decide what’s good
You decide alone
But no one is alone

What would you do to reverse a curse? How far would you go to make a wish come true? Into the Woods weaves familiar stories into a new tale that reaches the heart of what it means to come of age and follow your own moral compass for the first time.

100 Years Stray

saringROCK
Translated by Aya Ogawa
Directed by Padra Crisafulli

Feb. 19-21

The landscape hasn’t changed at all, but I keep on changing and changing. 
Luck sits and continues to watch. 

100 Years Stray follows Luck, the last human being in the wake of an apocalypse that has eliminated fertility. Raised in deliberate ignorance in the depths of a mountain by an old hermit, Luck cannot read, cook, or defend himself. However, as the remnants of civilization open their arms to him, Luck ventures into the destroyed cities of his homeland. Perhaps he will find out the reason he is all that is left. Perhaps… he will find out who (or what) succeeds humanity.

100 Years Stray

saringROCK
Translated by Aya Ogawa
Directed by Padra Crisafulli

Feb. 19-21

The landscape hasn’t changed at all, but I keep on changing and changing. 
Luck sits and continues to watch. 

100 Years Stray follows Luck, the last human being in the wake of an apocalypse that has eliminated fertility. Raised in deliberate ignorance in the depths of a mountain by an old hermit, Luck cannot read, cook, or defend himself. However, as the remnants of civilization open their arms to him, Luck ventures into the destroyed cities of his homeland. Perhaps he will find out the reason he is all that is left. Perhaps… he will find out who (or what) succeeds humanity.

Into The Woods

Music and Lyrics by Stephen Sondheim
Book by James Lapine
Directed and Choreographed by Matthew Gardiner
Music Direction by Rick Edinger

Feb. 20-29

Sometimes people leave you
Halfway through the wood
Others may deceive you
You decide what’s good
You decide alone
But no one is alone

What would you do to reverse a curse? How far would you go to make a wish come true? Into the Woods weaves familiar stories into a new tale that reaches the heart of what it means to come of age and follow your own moral compass for the first time.

Into The Woods

Music and Lyrics by Stephen Sondheim
Book by James Lapine
Directed and Choreographed by Matthew Gardiner
Music Direction by Rick Edinger

Feb. 20-29

Sometimes people leave you
Halfway through the wood
Others may deceive you
You decide what’s good
You decide alone
But no one is alone

What would you do to reverse a curse? How far would you go to make a wish come true? Into the Woods weaves familiar stories into a new tale that reaches the heart of what it means to come of age and follow your own moral compass for the first time.

Into The Woods

Music and Lyrics by Stephen Sondheim
Book by James Lapine
Directed and Choreographed by Matthew Gardiner
Music Direction by Rick Edinger

Feb. 20-29

Sometimes people leave you
Halfway through the wood
Others may deceive you
You decide what’s good
You decide alone
But no one is alone

What would you do to reverse a curse? How far would you go to make a wish come true? Into the Woods weaves familiar stories into a new tale that reaches the heart of what it means to come of age and follow your own moral compass for the first time.

Into The Woods

Music and Lyrics by Stephen Sondheim
Book by James Lapine
Directed and Choreographed by Matthew Gardiner
Music Direction by Rick Edinger

Feb. 20-29

Sometimes people leave you
Halfway through the wood
Others may deceive you
You decide what’s good
You decide alone
But no one is alone

What would you do to reverse a curse? How far would you go to make a wish come true? Into the Woods weaves familiar stories into a new tale that reaches the heart of what it means to come of age and follow your own moral compass for the first time.

Into The Woods

Music and Lyrics by Stephen Sondheim
Book by James Lapine
Directed and Choreographed by Matthew Gardiner
Music Direction by Rick Edinger

Feb. 20-29

Sometimes people leave you
Halfway through the wood
Others may deceive you
You decide what’s good
You decide alone
But no one is alone

What would you do to reverse a curse? How far would you go to make a wish come true? Into the Woods weaves familiar stories into a new tale that reaches the heart of what it means to come of age and follow your own moral compass for the first time.