adaptation of George Orwell's Animal Farm by The Renegade Company	adaptation of George Orwell's Animal Farm "Leo kicks the gate open to let the crowd into the 20th Annual Harvest festival"	Jenni Messner and Zach Tredino adapt Georges Bataille's Story of My Eye	Jenni Messner and Zach Trebino adapt Georges Bataille's novel into an art performance that is not embarrassed to show their genitals	Repurposed Theatre Company: Rachel Luan Strayer	Ophelia is Jane's imagination projecting her childhood. The brother figure violates her and ruins her future relationships.	Jane dressed up like a princess has a tv dinner date with her knight and shining armor.
The magic globe is a gift for Ophelia, but Jane as her adult self is preparing for a date and her past is always haunting her.	The costumes and props move from past to present to illustrate Jane's identity crisis.	Jane Drowning Ophelia	Opening act	Athena and the Furys	The Furys want revenge for the murder of Clytemnestra.	@The Pennsylvania Museum the great domed space makes for a dark and cavernous stage.
Athena and Apollo	Act II Athena and Apollo in Olympus and Oresteia in the background	Clytemnestra kills Agememnon	Oresteia kills Clytemnestra	The Furys	The Furys surround Oresteia and want revenge for Clytemnestra (in the Egyptian art exhibition)	Entrance into the gallery style performance of Julius Caesar by Romeo Castalucci
Closing act	Antony's famous speech	Julius Caesar :MENE; God hath numbered thy kingdom, and finished it.27. TEKEL; Thou art weighed in the balances, and art found wanting.28. PERES; Thy kingdom is divided, and given to the Medes and Persians.29. (biblehub.com)	Julius Caesar is overwhelmed by the noise, He gives a speech using hand gestures, The house is spooked and shits.	Julius Caesar offers his nipple for his loyal subjects to suck, they crucify him, and derobe him.	Antony and the resurrection of Julius Caesar	The assassination of Julius Caesar
	ActI	Antony with blood on his face	The roman salute	Pantea Productions Darya	Pantea Productions Puppetry	Pantea Productions Puppetry
Shadow effect Darya's father fights for his Persian heritage	"I AM PERSIAN"	Pantea Productions adaptation of Rumi's Poetry	Projection of a Persian landscape, a tank, and a little girl with her teddy bear depicts the hostile environment of Persia	Created by Brenna Geffers and The Philadelphia Opera Collective		Front Hall
Maryruth Stine	Crystal Charles	Nietzche reading by Crystal Charles	Written by August Strindberg	Amelia and Emily are long lost friends. They have grown apart from each other. Emily married a big shot director, and Amelia became a starring actress. They meet in a coffee shop accidentally...	Amelia has had enough and throws her drink in Emily's face	Trump Impersonation
Annielille Gavino-Kolmon	Pakistani		Nikolai Mackenzie	Nikolai Mackenzie
Act I	Act II	Breathe	Act IV	Act IV
				"How many bombs does it take to blow up Moscow"	"Love is impossible, but I will kill the Grand Duke"	"...to feel another body before you die."
To pardon the assassin would bring shame to his name	The assassin in prison	Hostility among the assassin's party	The assasin talks about murder as though it is nothing	He could not go through with the assassination because there was a child in the way.