The Shorebound Swim With A One Click Kick – It’s A Tough Swim, But Worth It (FRIGID New York 2011)

by Stephen Tortora-Lee on March 2, 2011

Have you ever had one of those dreams? Where you’re having one crazy twist after another, and you can’t wait to see what will happen next… and then you wake up confused not sure what it meant and it even might fade away soon after waking, but it leaves these potentialities of ideas buzzing in your head the rest of the day?  The Shorebound Swim With a One Click Kick: A Tragedy of Reason (Written by Markus Paminger & Directed by Alison Carroll) is an awful lot like that.  Very enticing, but left intentionally vague, I think, so that you can believe whichever ending you’d hope for.

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FRIGID New York Festival 2011 – Five Questions For: The Shorebound Swim With A One Click Kick: A Tragedy Of Reason

by Karen Tortora-Lee on February 1, 2011

Welcome to our first FRIGID New York Festival 2011 Q&A!  We’ll be running these throughout February until the Festival starts, so be sure to check back to read all about the great shows that will be taking part in the festival.  Also – don’t miss the winner-take-all game of Rock Paper Scissors!

Our first Q&A is with Terra Vetter, the producer of The Shorebound Swim With A One Click Kick: A Tragedy Of Reason

A genius removes himself from society and attempts to unlock the science behind the secrets of the human experience; a boy gets his first taste of love, lust and betrayal; and a desperate caretaker struggles to control her destiny in this gripping drama that connects the cerebral with matters of the heart.

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