The Thin Place: Ticket Reservation (pay at the door)

All tickets are offered on a pay-what-you-will basis.

We encourage every audience member to choose the price that makes the most sense for their budget. The House of Ithaqua hopes to average about $25 per ticket to cover its expenses.

Show Dates:

• October 18, 7pm
• October 19, 7pm
• October 24, 7pm
• October 25, 7pm
• October 26, 2pm (matinee)
• October 26, 7pm

The run time of the show is 85 minutes and there will be no intermission.

Seating

Each performance will have ten tickets available (Floor Area) that will see an even more immersive performance from the ground floor. Bring a pillow, cushion or yoga mat and find yourself even closer to The Thin Place.

General Admission tickets are available for those who would prefer chairs.

About the Play

Director AJ Sage (Contractions, Marjorie Prime) describes the script as "A personal drama woven through a ghost story, about belief and credulity as it relates to communicating with the dead." In the play a bereaved woman, Hilda, after suffering a death and a disappearance in her family, becomes attached to professional medium Linda.

"This was a play I immediately flagged as fertile ground for our style", says Sage. "There's verse poetry to the language that beckons the audience in but then it can become naturalistic and then quite sudden and scary."

Playwright Hnath, a Tony nominee for A Doll's House Part 2, is known equally well for his eclectic topics as he is for the quality of his work, spanning from horror to satire to historical fiction.

Carolyn Chave returns to HOI's stage after acting/dancing in the ensemble of 2019's The Skriker to play Hilda while Elizabeth Seldin takes on Linda. Rounding out the cast are Sylvie Yntema (Sylvia) and Daniel Baruch (Jerry). The play will be stage managed by Christine Fanourakis while Jeff Hodges helms scenic design.

The Thin Place — HOI (houseofithaqua.com)

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