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                LOST IN YONKERS 
 by Neil Simon
 September 30 - October 11
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                COLLECTED STORIES 
 by Donald Margulies
 November 11 - 22
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                MRS BOB CRATCHIT'S WILD CHRISTMAS BINGE 
 by Christopher Durang
 December 10 - 20
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                EBENEEZA: A HARTFORD HOLIDAY CAROL 
 produced by Heartbeat Ensemble
 December 26-27
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                THE COMPLETE WORKS OF WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE (ABRIDGED) 
 by Adam Long, Daniel Singer, and Jess Borgeson
 January 6 - 17, 2010
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                LOVE LETTERS 
 by A.R. Gurney
 February 10 - 14, 2010
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                TRAPEZIUM 
 by Henry Rathvon
 April 7 - 18, 2010
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                THIS IS OUR YOUTH 
 by Kenneth Lonergan
 May 27 - June 5, 2010
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                THE LAST FIVE YEARS 
 by Jason Robert Brown
 June 16 - 27, 2010
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                THE PARKVILLE PROJECT 
 by Bated Breath Theatre Company
 July 7 - 18, 2010
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                THE LOST BOY 
 by Ronald Gabriel Paolillo
 

 
        In February 2008, Bated Breath Theatre Company embarked on a journey of anthropological proportions to Parkville, Hartford. Inspired by the vibrant history, the company interviewed local residents, business owners and seniors. Their words are brought to life in this moving portrayal of the immigrant experience from 1930 to the present day. Weaving together original text, movement, music, puppetry and projection, The Parkville Project tells the story of an undocumented worker caught up in an Immigration Customs Enforcement raid in Hartford. As her life is thrown into relief, she is faced with tough choices, comic characters and enduring memories.
Directed by Helene  Kvale
          Text by Michael Bradford 
The Parkville Project is a Bated Breath Theatre Company and Playhouse Theatre Group, Inc production.
Join us for community events prior to the premiere of "The Parkville Project"
          Listen to a podcast about the project (25 min.) 
          
          Read about The Parkville Project: Htfd Courant | Examiner.Com | Hartford Advocate | Nat'l Public Radio | FOX 61 video 
           
| SUN | MON | TUE | WED | THU | FRI | SAT | 
| JULY 2010 | 8 7:30pm (Opening) | 9 8:00pm . | 10 8:00pm . | |||
| 11 2:00pm | 12 | 13 | 14 7:30pm | 15 7:30pm | 16 8:00pm | 17 8:00pm | 
| 18 2:00pm | 19 | 20 | 21 | 22 | 23 | 24 | 

          Bated Breath exists to breathe new life  into the theatre experience, creating dynamic and contemporary interpretations  of classics and new plays.  We invite our  audience to engage with the work in non-traditional and traditional theatre  spaces, encouraging an interaction that is both personal and communal.  Bated Breath is committed to celebrating the  diversity of its audiences through its groundbreaking work.
We are a collaborative group of theatre artists combining a variety of disciplines: physical theatre, text based theatre, puppetry arts, and visual arts. We are dedicated to breathing new life into the theatre experience, allowing audiences to engage with the work.
The Bated Breath Company Founding Members
| Helene Kvale | Artistic Director | 
| Marie Saddlemire | Managing Director | 
| Casey McDougal | Development Director | 
| Paul Spirito | Puppetry Director | 
| Greg Webster | Movement Director | 
| Michael Bradford | Playwright in Residence | 
 
          Helene Kvale,  Artistic Director 
          Helene grew up in Norway, the USA and England where her  acting career spanned twenty years in theatre, television, radio and film.  Highlights include the BAFTA /Cannes  nominated Tomorrow La Scala, the  Olivier award winning Burning Blue, theEmmy winning Prime Suspect : Inner Circles and the National Theatre’s King Lear /Richard III opposite Ian McKellen.   In 2002 she returned to the USA and joined the Department of Dramatic  Arts at The University of Connecticut as Assistant Professor in Residence where  she teaches Acting and regularly directs for the Connecticut Repertory Theater.  She holds a BSc in Anthropology from the London School of Economics, is a  graduate of The Drama Studio, London and an alumna of the Lincoln Center  Theater Directors Lab.  In 2008 Helene  translated and directed A Doll’s House at  The Gene Frankel Theater, New York for Bated Breath Theatre Company. Helene is  directing their current piece The  Parkville Project. 
Michael Bradford, Playwright In Residence
          Michael Bradford is an Associate Professor of  Dramatic Arts at the University of Connecticut, where he teaches theatre  history, dramatic literature and playwriting.  Michael holds a Bachelor of  Arts from the University of Connecticut and a Masters of Fine Arts from  Brooklyn College CUNY.  He has written numerous full length and one-act  plays produced at various venues in NYC, to include Off-Broadway at the  American Place Theatre and the LARK Developmental Theatre, as well as  regionally at the eta Creative Arts Foundation, Inc. (Chicago, Il.), and A  Contemporary Theatre (ACT) (Seattle, Wa.).   His residencies include  the Manhattan Theatre Club Playwright Fellowship, the New York Stage and Film  Company Residency at Vassar, NY., and the Connecticut Commission on Culture and  Tourism Writing Fellowship.  His work is published through Broadway Play  Publishing, Inc.
For more information on Bated Breath Theatre Company visit: www.batedbreaththeatre.org
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          student/senior/Let's Go Arts -   $20
          
          Weekday/Sunday
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