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    Vital

    Presented by Whistler in the Dark at Charlestown Working Theater

    June 14-June 30, 2013

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    Vital

    created by the Ensemble
    directed by Bridget Kathleen O'Leary
    written by Tyler Monroe

    “We're not on our journey to save the world but to save ourselves.
    But in doing that you save the world. The influence of a vital person vitalizes.”
    ~Joseph Campbell

    Next spring, join the Whistlers as we explore the musings of Joseph Campbell through eyes of heroes from mythologies and stories ranging from...

    created by the Ensemble
    directed by Bridget Kathleen O'Leary
    written by Tyler Monroe

    “We're not on our journey to save the world but to save ourselves.
    But in doing that you save the world. The influence of a vital person vitalizes.”
    ~Joseph Campbell

    Next spring, join the Whistlers as we explore the musings of Joseph Campbell through eyes of heroes from mythologies and stories ranging from this summer's blockbuster to the founding creation myths of the world.

    The Whistlers are spending a season devising a theatrical exploration of the hero's journey in its many forms. Vital is a new and exciting endeavor for the Whistlers. We look forward to sharing it with you.


    Charlestown Working Theater

    442 Bunker Hill Street
    Charlestown, MA 02129

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    Introducing Pay What you Want

    WHO
    At Whistler, we strive to create an ensemble of artists and audience members who are interested in tackling challenging works together. And we never want our audience to be locked out of that process because of price.

    WHAT
    Pay What You Want is exactly what it sounds like. You choose how much you pay for your tickets.

    WHY
    In the past two years as we've begun to develop our Membership levels, we've discovered that our subscriber base wants to be just that – sub-scribers, under-writers to the work we do. And because we have these remarkable audience members who are able to give a little more to support our work, we are able to take the gamble that comes with inviting our audience to name the price of their tickets.

    We all need art and access to it. And it is our hopes that those who can under-write our work will, and that those who can't will still find a home in our audience because of the generosity of others.

    WHEN
    Pay What You Want is available for every ticket, for every show, for everyone – and does not affect the quality or priority of your seating.

    Please note that due to high ticket fees associated with producing at the Calderwood Pavillion at the Boston Center for the Arts, we have had to set a minimum price of $15 - we will be launching our full Pay What You Want program for Our Country's Good and The Recruiting Officer.

    HOW
    For online ticketing, we've had to make some decisions for you – and because there is a fee associated with online sales, we need to have a minimum price. But we've set up a variety of pricing levels – just chose the one that best suits you.

    OK, SO HOW MUCH?
    If you are a regular theatre-goer in Boston, you are used to paying between $15-25 for all fringe shows, and between $45-90 for performances at our larger theatres. Our production costs hover somewhere in the middle – we pay all artists for their work with our productions, and while we make a virtue of simplicity, our productions frequently have intricate physical production values.

    So, how much should you pay?

    We designed our season so that if every audience member paid $35, they'd be covering the cost of their seat and throwing in a little extra to help support the Pay What You Want program for everyone. At $25, they'd cover the costs of presenting the work we do. $15 has traditionally been our Artist/Student price.

    But again, the point of this is to strip away the barriers to the work we do. So if you find yourself with a buck seventy-five in your pocket, then that's your price tonight.



    Individual Dates & Times: *

    Jun 14, 2013: 8 pm (Fri)
    Jun 15, 2013: 8 pm (Sat)
    Jun 16, 2013: 3 pm (Sun)
    Jun 19, 2013: 7:30 pm (Wed)
    Jun 20, 2013: 7:30 pm (Thu)
    Jun 21, 2013: 8 pm (Fri)
    Jun 22, 2013: 8 pm (Sat)
    Jun 23, 2013: 3 pm (Sun)
    Jun 26, 2013: 7:30 pm (Wed)
    Jun 27, 2013: 7:30 pm (Thu)

    Jun 14, 2013: 8 pm (Fri)
    Jun 15, 2013: 8 pm (Sat)
    Jun 16, 2013: 3 pm (Sun)
    Jun 19, 2013: 7:30 pm (Wed)
    Jun 20, 2013: 7:30 pm (Thu)
    Jun 21, 2013: 8 pm (Fri)
    Jun 22, 2013: 8 pm (Sat)
    Jun 23, 2013: 3 pm (Sun)
    Jun 26, 2013: 7:30 pm (Wed)
    Jun 27, 2013: 7:30 pm (Thu)
    Jun 28, 2013: 8 pm (Fri)
    Jun 29, 2013: 8 pm (Sat)
    Jun 30, 2013: 3 pm (Sun)


    * Event durations (if noted) are approximate. Please check with the presenting organization or venue to confirm start times and duration.


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