A Clockwork Orange (Hubris Theatre Company)
About the show
Hubris Theatre Company presents Anthony Burgess' stage adaptation of his novel about a young, brilliant, and utterly vicious street criminal in the not-too-far-off dystopian future. More…
Alex is a young, brilliant, and utterly vicious street criminal roaming the streets. Speaking in a poetry of inventive slang, he and his gang of miscreants roam the night, terrorizing their victims with "ultra-violence." However, when the state captures young Alex with the intent of reforming him, Alex is thrown helplessly back into the society and at the mercy of those he's wronged. 'A Clockwork Orange' examines the nature of good and evil at its very roots: the freedom of choice.
See it if You loved the movie.
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See it if you like great acting.
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See it if You know and like the book
Don't see it if You are easily creeped out
See it if A very different kind of show
Don't see it if You are not interested in seeing violence on stage
See it if you love twists and turns
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See it if You can still remember the movie and understood it.
Don't see it if You have no clue what it about. The movie is rather cruel and bizarre. The stage does nothing to ease it for the viewers.
See it if You like Malcolm McDowell or Stanley Kubrick.
Don't see it if You want free tickets to Hamilton.
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See it if you are ok with violence
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See it if You're ok with violence
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