Savage WonderGround: Three Strangers

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Savage WonderGround: Three Strangers

Savage WonderGround: Three Strangers

Following the stunning debut of Savage WonderGround in November, Veterans Repertory Theater (VetRep) returns to the Principle Gallery for a brand-new Savage WonderGround immersive art performance: Three Strangers.

Based on a true story and real events that happened to storyteller Charles McCaffrey (Navy) - and happened at the Principle Gallery - Three Strangers tells the story of three strangers one fateful night at the Principle Gallery over twenty years ago.

Directed by VetRep artistic director Christopher Paul Meyer (Army), this performance features McCaffrey, singer/songwriter Logan Vath (Navy), poet Dex (USMC), and USMC Artist-in-Residence Kristopher Battles.

As no two shows are the same, this WonderGround has been created to showcase the talents of each artist in an intimate performance that is immersive and multi-faceted. The audience can expect to follow a narrative told in music, spoken word, poetry, and visual art, as the performers and audience move together through the unique gallery space so integral to the story itself.

As with all WonderGrounds, there will be a grazing table and refreshments. Tickets are $20 and VetRep shares all proceeds evenly with the artists.

Veterans Repertory Theater is a tax-exempt, non-profit 501c3 organization which exists to produce and collaborate with talented veterans in order to create compelling live theater and events with the goal of re-energizing the live performance arts by adding more veteran voices into the culture.

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Price:

General Admission: USD 20.00

Artists: Kristopher Battles, Logan Vath, Dex, Charles McCaffrey, Christopher Paul Meyer