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I Understand Everything Better
First Preview: Dec 30, 2015
Opening Date: Jan 10, 2016
Closing Date: Jan 16, 2016
Running Time: 01:25
Playing @
Chocolate Factory
5-49 49th Ave, Long Island City, NY 11101
I Understand Everything Better is a deeply personal reflection on the consciousness of dying and narratives interrupted by a cataclysmic storm.
Combining personal narratives, traditional Japanese Noh theater, along with work by collaborators Tei Blow and Sibyl Kempson, Neumann’s virtuosic movement and humor reveals the shimmer of realms unseen, the concurrence of unrelated events and the body itself as evidence of a will having to let go.
Part of COIL 2016
Bessie Award 2015 - Outstanding Production
PERFORMANCE SCHEDULE:
Jan 10 – 3 pm
Jan 11 – 7 pm
Jan 12 – 7 pm
Jan 14 – 2 pm
Jan 15 – 2 pm
Jan 16 – 5 pm
Combining personal narratives, traditional Japanese Noh theater, along with work by collaborators Tei Blow and Sibyl Kempson, Neumann’s virtuosic movement and humor reveals the shimmer of realms unseen, the concurrence of unrelated events and the body itself as evidence of a will having to let go.
Part of COIL 2016
Bessie Award 2015 - Outstanding Production
PERFORMANCE SCHEDULE:
Jan 10 – 3 pm
Jan 11 – 7 pm
Jan 12 – 7 pm
Jan 14 – 2 pm
Jan 15 – 2 pm
Jan 16 – 5 pm
Show Notes: No Intermission
Age Guidance: 16
Audience Advisory: Engagement is SOLD OUT / check for wait list
TDF Tickets Offers:
TDF Member tickets:
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Full-price tickets:
$20.00 - $20.00
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Reviews
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“Mr. Neumann proves once again to be an astute, sensitive observer of the human condition in all its funny and desperate and, finally, beautiful frailty.”
---- The New York Times -
“Mr. Neumann proves once again to be an astute, sensitive observer of the human condition in all its funny and desperate and, finally, beautiful frailty.”
---- The New York Times -
“Mr. Neumann proves once again to be an astute, sensitive observer of the human condition in all its funny and desperate and, finally, beautiful frailty.”
---- The New York Times -
“Mr. Neumann proves once again to be an astute, sensitive observer of the human condition in all its funny and desperate and, finally, beautiful frailty.”
---- The New York Times
Accessibility
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Curb Ramps
None -
Restroom
Same level as theatre. They are not wheel chair accessible. -
Seating
Seats 74. -
Elevator\Escalator
None -
Telephone
7184827069 -
Entrance
Theatre is Street level, and the theatre is located on the ground floor -
Water Fountain
None -
Wheelchair Info
Wheelchair seating is available.








