Everywhere Theatre Group's
A PALE HORSE, DEATH AND HELL FOLLOWED WITH
(A LIFETIME ORIGINAL SERIES)

December 3--5

photo: Katie Bell

"There have been numerous pieces of theatre, film, television, and literature that have embarked on a journey into the psychologically violent depths of the social impact of female body image on the lives of women and young girls. Big Girls Club...is maybe the most direct and biting I have experienced”
– Matt Johnston, nytheatre.com, on ETG's 2009 show at The Brick Theater

A Pale Horse… is a theater piece about a generation’s ‘strife’ for happiness in modern American culture through an examination of human connection, cruelty, stupidity, and death. By tackling the universal issues of work, love, and faith, Everywhere Theatre Group is injecting dramatic moments with frightening outcomes to standard narrative subjects. Two lovers destroy themselves, blinded by their own selfishness. Office workers murder each other. Computers come to life and sing.

ETG creates playful observations of our society which often go hand in hand with human trash, such as internet sex videos, mental health and technological magical realism by forcing collisions between the everyday and the impossible. By dismantling mundane aspects of life and combining them with playful illogical improbabilities, they construct a multi-layered landscape of fresh and surprising performance. 

Everywhere Theatre Group is a Brooklyn based theater company founded by Teddy Nicholas, Leah Winkler and Chase Voorhees. ETG has self produced original plays in and around NYC, including Untitled- A Play at Dixon Place, participation in Sintesi Dogpile with The Ontological-Hysteric Incubator, Big Girls Club: Happy Dance Dance Princess Show! at The Brick Theater, and The Formula Play at HERE Arts Center). ETG was a 2008—2009 artist with the Ontological-Hysteric Incubator’s Short Form program for the development of A Pale Horse, Death & Hell Followed With (A Lifetime Original Series).

Written and directed by Leah Winkler; Co-directed by Chase Voorhees; Additional adapted text by Teddy Nicholas; Video and design direction by Chase Voorhees; Lighting and scenic design by Barbara Eldridge; Original music by Melancholy Elephants; Costume design and choreography by Lindsay Mack; Stage management by Toby Ring Thelin

Performed by Lindsay Mack, Ike Ufomadu, Maia Lorian, Ray Campbell, Dan Whalen and Nancy Upton

December 3--5
8p.m. (Saturday, December 5, additional 10:30p.m. performance)
Tickets: General $17/Student $14
Purchase in advance here or by calling 212-352-3101. Cash only at the door.