Park Square Presents
Theatre in Residence PRIME Productions
Marjorie Prime
Apr 19 – May 19, 2019
By Jordan Harrison
Directed by Elena Giannetti
2015 Pulitzer Prize Finalist, Drama
Andy Boss Thrust Stage
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It’s the age of artificial intelligence, and 85-year-old Marjorie – a jumble of disparate, fading memories – has a handsome new companion who’s programmed to feed the story of her life back to her. What would we remember, and what would we forget, if given the chance? This richly spare, wondrous new play explores the mysteries of human identity and the limits – if any – of what technology can replace.
CAST
CREW
Elena Giannetti – Director
Michael P. Kittel – Lighting
Amy Kaufman – Costumes
Katie Korpi – Sound Designer
Joseph Stanley – Set Designer
Joe Black – Sound Board Operator
Jamie J. Kranz* – Stage Manager
Producers: Alison Edwards, Shelli Place
*member, actors’ equity association
7:30pm 
2:00pm
P – Preview
B – 99¢ Bargain Preview
D – Post-show Discussion
O – Opening Night
ASL – American Sign Language
AD – Audio Description
C – Open Captioning
Special Offers
Theatre-lovers FAN 4-Pack
4 standard seats for $100. Valid for previews April 19, 20, 24, 25. Use code FAN.
99-cent night April 23!
Available at the Ticket Office window day of performance only. 99¢ tickets go on sale at 6:30pm (7:30pm showtime). Limit 4 per person.
Mother’s Day Special
$10 off standard or premium tickets for Sunday, May 12. Purchased by May 10. Subject to availability. Use code MOM.
Friday Night Out
$10 off standard or premium tickets for May 10 and May 17. Purchase by May 8. Use code FNO.
Special Events
Post-show Talk | April 28
Professor Maria Gini, robotics and artificial intelligence specialist at the U of M Department of Computer Science and Engineering. How can artificial intelligence enrich lives — from Autism to Alzheimer’s? Moderated by Laurie Fitz of Connections Radio.
Post-show Speaker | May 11
Marysue Moses of Ebenezer Memory Care. What are creative and clinical ways of treating dementia and Alzheimer’s Disease? How do we counsel family and friends and caregivers?
Post-show Panel | May 17
MWP Conversations, using the power of women to shift narratives and effect change. Guest panel focusing on the topic of the Minnesota Women’s Press April issue: Endings.
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