A multi-media musing on the detritus of humanity

‘Cyclopedia’ to be performed at Tusten Theatre

NARROWSBURG, NY — The award-winning Margolis Brown ADAPTORS Company will present its newest original multimedia production, “Cyclopedia,” at the Tusten Theatre at 210 Bridge Street on Friday and Saturday, September 19 and 20 at 8:00 p.m.

The world of CYCLOPEDIA is a phantasmagorical place where all the thoughts, stories, poems, equations, experiments and doctrines of humanity have found their way. It features the unpredictable adventures of three odd and ever-changing characters as they forge their way through the sea of man-made madness in search of answers to the oldest and most mysterious questions of all time—who are we, why are we here and where are we going?

In “Cyclopedia,” Margolis Brown ADAPTORS dynamic approach to theater melds a highly charged physicality with multimedia magic and the revelation of the extraordinary in the seemingly ordinary. The show is conceived and directed by Kari Margolis; features original music and multimedia by Tony Brown, and is created with and performed by Ian Bivins, Gregory G. Schott, Szilard Varnai and Jarod Hanson.

The company was founded in NYC in 1984 by artistic directors Kari Margolis and Tony Brown. The team has created and produced 16 original evening-length multimedia, physical theatre productions that have toured nationally and to Barcelona, Berlin, London, Singapore, and throughout Canada and Mexico.

After the Tusten Theatre performances, CYCLOPEDIA will tour to Minneapolis, Kansas City, Baltimore and Barcelona. For more information about the company and its training center go to margolismethod.org.

These performances of CYCLOPEDIA benefit the Delaware Valley Arts Alliance (DVAA) and Margolis Brown ADAPTORS Company. Tickets cost $20 (DVAA members get a $2 discount on advanced sales and student tickets are $15), and may be purchased by calling 845/252-7272.

For more information visit ArtsAllianceSite.org.