Rising Sun Performance Company presents this world premiere drama about a young girl who grows up in a brothel in 19th century France. Part of the 2018 Planet Connections Festivity.
Read more Show lessSee it if You’d like to see coming age story of a 13 yr old girl grows up in a brothel in Paris in 1894. Her naivity is heartbreaking. Amazing cast!
Don't see it if You do not like vulgar language, nudity, story takes place in a brothel, low life of prostitutes, child sex laborers. Read more
See it if A beautifully constructed play with an excellent cast! An engaging story that should be off-Broadway.
Don't see it if Brief partial nudity and violence.
See it if you would like to see a young woman's coming of age story set in 1890s Paris
Don't see it if you might be uncomfortable with a story of prostitutes and the violence their male clients sometimes.inflict
See it if you want to hear a unique theater voice engage difficult material in an innovative way with fascinating, satisfying results.
Don't see it if you are expecting slice-of-life naturalism or if the thought of 90 minutes in a fin-de-siecle Parisian brothel makes you queasy. Read more
See it if You want to see a play that has a chance of going to the big leagues!
Don't see it if You can’t deal with some pretty devastating things that happened to a 13-year-old 100+ years ago Read more
See it if Well done play ..good acting..directing and writing...take s chance and see something new..
Don't see it if You require big sets...the costumes were great too...
See it if You want to see a play about a young lady coming of age while living in a brothel with her mother
Don't see it if You would be offended about a play about prostitution and the effect it has on a young girl living with her mother in a brothel. Read more
See it if It's about a young girl growing up in a prostitution house in France. And about her coming into Womanhood
Don't see it if If you have a problem with prostitution there's some nudity there are cursing. Read more
"Cantisano shines as the innocent, indestructible Clérèse. Men have written quite a lot of plays about prostitution, so the female-driven ensemble’s work is quite refreshing—both emotionally accessible and bittersweet. 'Éléphant' shows it is possible to be thirteen and female and bold and pregnant and happy and still have faith. Squitieri and Hogan expertly juggle a large, busy ensemble...This play offers a glimpse into the true power of a young person’s imagination."
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