Radiotheatre's Holidays' Sci-Fi Festival Tickets
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About Radiotheatre's Holidays' Sci-Fi Festival on Broadway
Venue
St. John's Sanctuary
81 Christopher St., 7th Ave/Sheridan Square
New York, NY 10014
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New York, NY 10014
Opening
Dec. 19, 2018
Closing
Jan. 15, 2019
Story for Radiotheatre's Holidays' Sci-Fi Festival
In celebration of its 15th anniversary, New York's own Radiotheatre offers an alternative to your usual Scrooge and Nutcracker-filled holiday entertainment bill with a double feature of two of the greatest, most influential Science Fiction tales of all time! They'll be reprising their own award-winning productions, the Drama Desk-nominated Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein, and the NYIT Innovative Theater Award-winner H.G.Wells’ The Time Machine. Radiotheatre is going all out for these two adaptations, packing them with their usual complement of cool visual effects and award-winning sound design, not to mention an original orchestral score. These exciting, yet poignant, family-oriented tales for the holiday season come to the stage at the 190-year-old St. John’s Sanctuary in the heart of historic Greenwich Village, NYC.
Written by a 19 years old girl in 1818, FRANKENSTEIN is celebrating its 200th Anniversary this year! THE TIME MACHINE (1898) was written by the Father of Modern Science Fiction and has never been surpassed in its theme about the dangers of traveling into the past and future. Both books have NEVER been out of publication around the world and continue to influence countless students, writers, filmmakers, artists, scientists and theologians alike. These stories are timeless in themselves as their protagonists, a scientist and an inventor, boldly challenge both God and the boundaries of morality and science…a challenge that is hotly debated in our times, as well! Will mankind ever succeed in this quest…or will it all lead to our inevitable doom?
Written by a 19 years old girl in 1818, FRANKENSTEIN is celebrating its 200th Anniversary this year! THE TIME MACHINE (1898) was written by the Father of Modern Science Fiction and has never been surpassed in its theme about the dangers of traveling into the past and future. Both books have NEVER been out of publication around the world and continue to influence countless students, writers, filmmakers, artists, scientists and theologians alike. These stories are timeless in themselves as their protagonists, a scientist and an inventor, boldly challenge both God and the boundaries of morality and science…a challenge that is hotly debated in our times, as well! Will mankind ever succeed in this quest…or will it all lead to our inevitable doom?