Enrico IV
by Luigi Pirandello, translated by Robert Cornthwaite
April 26 - May 19, 2007
Tickets $24 - $33
Sponsored by Anchor Bank

A young aristocrat suffered an accident during an extravagant historical pageant, and awakened from unconsciousness believing himself to be the character he was portraying: Henry IV of Germany. For 20 years his family has humored him, and he lives secluded in a mock-throne room surrounded by his pretend court counsel. At last, a psychiatrist is hired to cure “Henry” of his illness, but everyone--including the audience--is in for some illuminating surprises. Pirandello’s tragicomedy brilliantly explores the realm between sanity and madness, reality and perception.

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April/May 2007

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"Pay What You Can" performance Wed. May 2nd at 8pm
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