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Long Fringe 2010: Love Me

Presented by Philip Kreyche at Blue Theatre

January 18-January 30, 2010

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When his love left him, Oskar thought his life was over. Now, several years and a world war later, he still can't get over her. To avoid reality and save himself, he orders a mannequin made in her image. But little by little, his fantasy becomes a nightmare. 

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    Blue Theatre

    916 Springdale Road
    Austin, TX 78702

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    Tickets: $8

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    Dates:
    January 18-January 30, 2010

    Times:
    Mon. 1/18 7 p.m.
    Sat. 1/23 2 p.m.
    Wed. 1/27 9 p.m.
    Sat. 1/30 6 p.m.

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    • Event Name: Long Fringe 2010: Love Me
      "Love Me"
      Review posted by: Austin Theatre Examiner from austin, Feb 01, 2010
      

      Dreamy, surreal, and at times frightening, Kreyche’s journey into the abyss might be off-putting for some audiences members, but for those in the right frame of mind, there’s plenty to enjoy in... Expand

      Dreamy, surreal, and at times frightening, Kreyche’s journey into the abyss might be off-putting for some audiences members, but for those in the right frame of mind, there’s plenty to enjoy in this production. A few flaws in the acting can’t take away from the beauty with which the piece is written, with Kreyche giving audiences one of the most original visions to hit the Long Fringe this year. http://tinyurl.com/y95vv4x Collapse

    • Event Name: Long Fringe 2010: Love Me
      "Love Me"
      Review posted by: Austin Live Theatre from austin, Jan 28, 2010
      

      Philip Kreyche evokes German expressionism, Oskar's madness and a female doll from hell. Erudite, vulnerable. http://tinyurl.com/yehm9bn

      Philip Kreyche evokes German expressionism, Oskar's madness and a female doll from hell. Erudite, vulnerable. http://tinyurl.com/yehm9bn

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    • Event Name: Long Fringe 2010: Love Me
      "Love Me"
      Review posted by: Austin Theatre Examiner from austin, Feb 01, 2010
      

      Dreamy, surreal, and at times frightening, Kreyche’s journey into the abyss might be off-putting for some audiences members, but for those in the right frame of mind, there’s plenty to enjoy in... Expand

      Dreamy, surreal, and at times frightening, Kreyche’s journey into the abyss might be off-putting for some audiences members, but for those in the right frame of mind, there’s plenty to enjoy in this production. A few flaws in the acting can’t take away from the beauty with which the piece is written, with Kreyche giving audiences one of the most original visions to hit the Long Fringe this year. http://tinyurl.com/y95vv4x Collapse

    • Event Name: Long Fringe 2010: Love Me
      "Love Me"
      Review posted by: Austin Live Theatre from austin, Jan 28, 2010
      

      Philip Kreyche evokes German expressionism, Oskar's madness and a female doll from hell. Erudite, vulnerable. http://tinyurl.com/yehm9bn

      Philip Kreyche evokes German expressionism, Oskar's madness and a female doll from hell. Erudite, vulnerable. http://tinyurl.com/yehm9bn

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