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Darcy Dunn will appear in “All Mankind Has Lost Its Reason” at LTV on November 2. ANDREA VANNUCCI
Emma Green will appear in “All Mankind Has Lost Its Reason” on November 2 at LTV Studios. COURTESY LTV STUDIOS
Evelina Pristovšek will appear in “All Mankind Has Lost Its Reason” on November 2 at LTV Studios. COURTESY LTV STUDIOS
Gina Simone Pemberton will appear in “All Mankind Has Lost Its Reason” on November 2 at LTV Studios. AMBER J. PHOTOGRAPHY
James Parks will appear in “All Mankind Has Lost Its Reason” on November 2 at LTV Studios. COURTESY LTV STUDIOS
Julia Mendelsohn is the musical director of “All Mankind Has Lost Its Reason” which will have a staged concert reading on November 2 at LTV Studios. COURTESY LTV STUDIOS
Mychal Leverage will appear in “All Mankind Has Lost Its Reason” on November 2 at LTV Studios. COURTESY LTV STUDIOS
Stephen Kalpin will appear in “All Mankind Has Lost Its Reason” on November 2 at LTV Studios. COURTESY LTV STUDIOS
Mark Singer, playwright of "All Mankind Has Lost Its Reason.” DAVID KATZIVE
The Playwrights’ Theatre of East Hampton at LTV Studios will present a concert staging of a new play with music, “All Mankind Has Lost Its Reason” by Mark Singer, on Saturday, November 2, at 7:30 p.m. The show’s musical director is Julia Mendelsohn.
“All Mankind Has Lost Its Reason” tells the story of Weimar Germany from the end of World War I through the rise of Hitler, following the lives of three friends as they experience the key political and cultural events of the era. The show includes over 20 songs from the period, performed by a cast of eight, and is illustrated by a series of projected images that show the events, art and personalities of an era that bears a startling resemblance to our own.
The play features Darcy Dunn, Emma Green, Stephen Kalpin and Mychal Leverage, James Parks, Gina Simone Pemberton and Evelina Pristovšek.
Tickets are $20 in advance at ltveh.org and $25 at the door. LTV is at 75 Industrial Road in Wainscott.
Staff Writer on Oct 26, 2024