For the fourth consecutive year, Bread and Puppet is in residence at the Boston Center for the Arts, and will offer public performances at the Cyclorama between January 25th-31st. The two shows, Tear Open The Door Of Heaven and the Dirt Cheap Money Circus are signature Bread and Puppet performances, with their stunning visuals and street-theater style.
Tear Open The Door Of Heaven is a pink and blue puppet show about Heaven and its effects on the Underneath, presented by the practitioners of the brand-new paper maché religion. Purchase tickets here…
The family-friendly Dirt Cheap Money Circus features the billionaire bonus celebration dance, the logic of the US Healthcare System, the history of humanity and the removal of a mountaintop, interspersed with appearances by Karl Marx, who confronts the 2010 economic situation with his existential thoughts about money and our relationship to it. All with live circus band accompaniment.The family-friendly Dirt Cheap Money Circus features the billionaire bonus celebration dance, the logic of the US Healthcare System, the history of humanity and the removal of a mountaintop, interspersed with appearances by Karl Marx, who confronts the 2010 economic situation with his existential thoughts about money and our relationship to it. All with live circus band accompaniment. Purchase tickets here…
Both shows will be aided by our friends in the Second Line Social Aid & Pleasure Society Brass Band.
An opening reception will be held, with refreshments, an art talk given by Schumann, short skits performed by the touring company, and live music composed by Michael Romanyshyn, on January 25, from 6-8 PM.
Show performance times vary, please check the BCA’s website for further details.
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