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Who's Afraid of Winnie the Pooh?
By Clevername Theatre
Directed by Alexander Gerchak
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Winnie and Piglet invite the new couple over for drinks. A night of bitter, sadomasochistic mind games ensues. Witness the dramatic triumph of the year, nestled in the unassuming heart of The Hundred Acre Wood.
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The creators say this show is appropriate for ages 16 and up
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Earlier this year, A.A. Milne's classic "Winnie-The-Pooh" entered the public domain. In light of this, the fine folks at Clevername Theatre deduced that it would be in good taste to insert Milne's characters into a world of suburban, cynical adulthood, smoldering with rage. Put simply, an Edward Albee play.
A parody of Albee's most essential play, "Who's Afraid of Winnie the Pooh?" envisions Winnie & Piglet as The Hundred Acre Wood's George & Martha. The result; a distinction between fantasy and reality that explodes when half the cast is stuffed with fluff.
