AMP by Jody Christopherson
NOMINATED FOR NYIT AWARD for OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE ART PRODUCTION.
A multimedia production focusing on a thematic intersection of two women headed in different directions as they embrace their power: Mary Shelly as she tumbles from her status as the famous daughter of renown intellectuals into an outcast who finds redemption in embracing her “monstrosity” and writing Frankenstein, and a female musician in the 1950’s who is labeled a “monster” and punished for trying to rise above her sex and station as she tries to become a professional musician.
“AMP is a fierce burst of inspiration and madness.” Theatre is Easy
“a finely-tuned ballet of sight, sound and graphic horror” Stage Buddy
”unforgettable, electrifying...a fine achievement of director Isaac Byrne.” Theatre in the Now
“AMP is, dare we say, electrifying, and as must-see as even the most anticipated Newgate hanging” Culture Catch
A multimedia production focusing on a thematic intersection of two women headed in different directions as they embrace their power: Mary Shelly as she tumbles from her status as the famous daughter of renown intellectuals into an outcast who finds redemption in embracing her “monstrosity” and writing Frankenstein, and a female musician in the 1950’s who is labeled a “monster” and punished for trying to rise above her sex and station as she tries to become a professional musician.
“AMP is a fierce burst of inspiration and madness.” Theatre is Easy
“a finely-tuned ballet of sight, sound and graphic horror” Stage Buddy
”unforgettable, electrifying...a fine achievement of director Isaac Byrne.” Theatre in the Now
“AMP is, dare we say, electrifying, and as must-see as even the most anticipated Newgate hanging” Culture Catch
