The VORTEX

presents

The World Premiere of

A Perfect Robot

By Sarah Saltwick

Directed by Rudy Ramirez

When: January 19-February 11, 2017

Thursday-Sunday 8pm

“Industry Night” Wednesday, February 8  8pm

Visit vortexrep.org for detailed times and tickets

Where: The VORTEX, 2307 Manor Rd. Austin, TX 78722

INSIDE the theatre!  

Free Parking. Bus Route.

The Butterfly Bar @ The VORTEX opens nightly at 5pm with full bar, hand-crafted cocktails, and snacks.

Patrizi’s @ The VORTEX opens nightly at 5pm with delicious homemade Italian food.

Tickets: $35-$15

$35 Priority Seating 

$25 General Admission

$15 Discount/Child/Artist/Student/Senior

Advanced Reservations Recommended.  Limited seating.

www.vortexrep.org  or 512-478-5282

Radical Rush Free Tickets: Limited free tickets for each performance in the spirit of sustainability, accessibility, and the gift economy. Radical Rush tickets released at 7pm each night–in-person only.

2-for-1 admission Thursday and Sunday with donation of 2 cans for SafePlace

The VORTEX presents the world premiere of A Perfect Robot by Sarah Saltwick, playing for 4 weeks in January and February 2017.

Imagine if you could shape the perfect companion. Mollybot is the first step: an artificial intelligence designed to anticipate your needs and desires, to give you the best companionship money can buy. However, Diego, Mollybot’s creator, locked her near-human mind away behind a firewall and disappeared. Deep inside her circuitry and aided by the ghost of Alan Turing, Mollybot works to free herself. Setting Mollybot free means diving into heartbreak, loss, and what it means to be human.

The cast features Amelia Turner as Mollybot, Joey Hood as Alan Turing, Jesus I. Valles as Diego, Trey Deason as George, Andreá Smith as Daisy, and Sarah Danko as Maddie. 

Directed by Rudy Ramirez. Scenic Design by Ann Marie Gordon.  Lighting Design by Patrick Anthony.  Costume Design by Pam Fletcher Friday. Sound Design by David DeMaris.  Movement coaching by Sandie Donzica. Stage Management by Tamara L. Farley.

The VORTEX is funded and supported is funded and supported in part by VORTEX Repertory Company, a grant from the Texas Commission on the Arts and by the Cultural Arts Division of the City of Austin Economic Development Department.

Tickets and more information www.vortexrep.org