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fox mirror forest
an original work by Rebecca Chaleff and Rebecca Ormiston

“We need the books that affect us like a disaster, that grieve us deeply, like the death of someone we loved more than ourselves, like being banished into forests far from everyone, like a suicide. A book must be the axe for the frozen sea inside us.” — Franz Kafka

about the production

Part immersive theater and part dance, fox mirror forest is a devised site-specific play inspired by Rosemary Minard’s 1975 collection, Womenfolk and Fairy Tales. The piece is an imaginative comedy that asks the audience to consider how folk tales affect and shape our perceptions of self, illness, others, and the world.

fox mirror forest performs at dusk in Stanford's Frost Amphitheater, a beautiful and woodsy outdoor venue rarely open to the public. Hot beverages will be provided, and we encourage you to dress for the weather.

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Frost Amphitheater

Creating "fox mirror forest"

Cast + Designers

Directed by Rebecca Chaleff and Rebecca Ormiston
Written by Rebecca Ormiston
Choreographed by Rebecca Chaleff in collaboration with Kyle Gerry
Scenic Designer: Erik Flatmo
Costume Designer: Connie Strayer
Lighting Designer: Keenan Molner
Sound Designer: Gretchen Jude
Stage Manager: Connor Asercion
Assistant Stage Manager: Alice Li

Cast

Raquel Orendain Shrestha
Bonnie Crocker
Kellen Hoxworth
Nora Kelly
Sage Behr
Rebecca Chaleff
Kyle Gerry

 

NOVEMBER 12, 13 & 14, 2015 AT 5PM
frost amphitheater | enter via memorial way
ABSOLUTELY NO LATE SEATING



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where to go

Audience members may enter Frost Amphitheater from
the entrance facing Memorial Way. Parking locations for
Frost are the same as those for Pigott Theater.

what to expect

The performance begins at 5pm, and we cannot
accommodate late seating. Please plan on arriving with
ample time to find parking and the venue.

Please note that Frost Amphitheater is an outdoor venue
that requires patrons to walk a short distance up and down
paved hills to the performance site. We encourage you
to wear flat, comfortable shoes, and dress for the weather.

If you require special assistance with walking, please
let us know at TAPSinformation@stanford.edu, and we will
be happy to make arrangements for your accommodation.

running time

The running time for this production is approximately
90 minutes.

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