Crossing Borders III: Voices
Kafka's The Trial: An Extraordinary Rendition

Performed by Kermit Dunkelberg Directed by Kim Mancuso March 21 - 25, 2007

“One of Boston’s most intense actor/writer/directors” - Boston Theatre Mirror

Pilgrim Theatre's original theatrical invention based on Franz Kafka's The Trial is an "extraordinary rendition" of Kafka's tale of domestic surveillance and undisclosed charges in a solo performance by Kermit Dunkelberg, directed by Kim Mancuso, with echoes of Guantanamo, Abu Ghraib, the Patriot Act and night flights. Theatre Art by Peter Shumann, Bread and Puppet Theatre.

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March 21 - March 25, 2007
Wednesday - Saturday at 8 pm; Saturday, Sunday at 2 pm
ASL Performances March 23 at 8 pm and March 24 at 2 pm

Boston Center for the Arts
BCA Plaza Black Box Theatre (wheelchair access provided)
539 Tremont Street in Boston's South End

Tickets: $18.50 - 23; $15.50 Seniors and Students.
Wednesday Special: Pay What You Can! (starts $5)

Reservations: www.BostonTheatreScene.com or by phone at 617-933-8600

Directions:  Orange line to Back Bay or Green line to Copley Square or Bus #43. Walk down Clarendon to Tremont Street. Paid parking available.

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Sponsored in part by:

The Massachusetts Cultural Council, and by a
Challenge America Grant from the National Endowment for the Arts.
Pilgrim Theatre is a Resident Theatre Company at Boston Center for the Arts.