Revolution in the Elbow of Ragnar Agnarsson Furniture Painter

First Preview: Jul 9, 2014

Opening Date: Jul 31, 2014

Closing Date: Sep 27, 2014

Running Time: 02:25

Revolution in the Elbow of Ragnar Agnarsson Furniture Painter

http://revolutionelbow.com/

Playing @

Minetta Lane Theatre

18 Minetta Lane, New York, NY 10014

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Deep inside the elbow of Ragnar Agnarsson furniture painter, the people of Elbowville lived and worked for as long as anyone can remember. The story focuses on three brothers, their love interests and life struggles. One of them, Peter, shoots to fame and fortune as the creator of a "prosperity machine". The prosperity machine indeed creates riches for the Elbowvillians, but can the good times last and at what cost? At the top of the town's hierarchy, the pragmatic (and possibly slightly evil) Mayor Manuela stands tall and strong – pulling the strings as hard as she can.

PERFORMANCE SCHEDULE:
MON 7 PM
TUES 8 PM
WED 8 PM
THURS 8 PM
FRI 8 PM
SAT 4 & 8 PM

Off Broadway Musical

Show Notes: 1 Intermission

Age Guidance: 16

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Reviews

The deep production and alternation between elegiac grace, alternative pop current, and Bacharach hints makes this 18-song suite soar—where most concept albums just plod, overstuffed and overwrought with bombast in the quest for great gestures. Revolution is just grand. New Yorkers can see a theater production of this in Greenwich Village this August, too. Consider me RSVPed.

----Jack Rabid, The Big Takeover

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I would describe it as a David Bowie-Radiohead fusion, which we all know means it’s fantastic… This album is definitely worth listening if you’re into the whole “being a musical genius” thing. The story it tells is worth listening to and the talent displayed throughout it should make us American musicians cringe. Ivar Pall Jonsson composed a musical gem with this album and I hope it receives the recognition it deserves.

---Allie Kachapuridze, Creative Spotlights

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The deep production and alternation between elegiac grace, alternative pop current, and Bacharach hints makes this 18-song suite soar—where most concept albums just plod, overstuffed and overwrought with bombast in the quest for great gestures. Revolution is just grand. New Yorkers can see a theater production of this in Greenwich Village this August, too. Consider me RSVPed.

----Jack Rabid, The Big Takeover

Read More
I would describe it as a David Bowie-Radiohead fusion, which we all know means it’s fantastic… This album is definitely worth listening if you’re into the whole “being a musical genius” thing. The story it tells is worth listening to and the talent displayed throughout it should make us American musicians cringe. Ivar Pall Jonsson composed a musical gem with this album and I hope it receives the recognition it deserves.

---Allie Kachapuridze, Creative Spotlights

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Accessibility

Wheelchair Info

People using wheelchairs have been accommodated in rear of orchestra.
Seating

Balcony level on second floor. Seats 407.
Parking

Valet parking garage: West 3rd St. between 6th Ave. & MacDougal St.
Curb Ramps

Corner of 6th Ave. & Minetta Lane.
Entrance

Light double doors (each 29").
Box Office

Lobby. Counter 40".
Restroom

Unisex: Lobby. Door 33". Room 41" x 61" clear space. Commode 19.5". Grab bars.
Water Fountain

Basement. Down fifteen steps.
Telephone

Basement.
Assisted Listening System

Yes.
Visual Assistance

None.