Crossing Borders II: An Artistic Engagement
"N" by Laura Harrington  

“…I don’t know why but the little bastard scares me.” A staged reading of a new play by Laura Harrington with the artists of Pilgrim Theatre post show discussion March 24 and 25, 2005

“...madness and genius, war and peace, prison and freedom, imagination and dread, legacy and legend. It is a work for our time...”

A tragic comedy about Napoleon in his final exile on the island of St. Helena. Guarded by 5,000 British Soldiers, surrounded by sycophants, toadies, an unforgiving sea, and plagued by rats, the Little Emperor travels back and forth in time as he confronts his legacy and crafts his future legend.

Tickets: No admission fee, but donations towards the World Premiere are accepted. Reservations are recommended.
Reservations: email pilgrim@mit.edu with your name, # of tickets and a contact number. You will receive confirmation via email or phone.

March 24, 2005 at 8pm
Harvard University
Adams House Pool
13 Bow Street, Cambridge
Directions: From Harvard T Stop, walk east down Mass Ave. 4 blocks (toward ABP). Go right on Bow Street. Halfway down Bow Street on the right is the Adams House. Enter through B-Entry. The pool theatre is down the hall on your right.

March 25, 2005 at 8pm
Boston Center for the Arts
Hall A, Calderwood Pavilion
539 Tremont Street in Boston’s South End
Directions:  Orange line to Back Bay. Walk down Clarendon to Tremont Street.