Love and Information

The Digital Age has given humanity access to radical equality, effortless connection, and unprecedented intimacy. It has also served as a driver of detachment, alienation, and unbridled anger. Celebrated playwright Caryl Churchill examines these ideas and more through a kaleidoscope of 49 scenes - in just 90 minutes - featuring people from all walks of life, each asking the biggest of questions: What does it mean to be human? Directed by Company Member Emily Chase (Eight Nights).

From the iconic playwright of Cloud 9 and Top Girls!

“A work that ingeniously and exhaustively mirrors our age of the splintered attention span… A thought-churning, deeply poignant play.” - The New York Times

“Churchill suggests, with compassionate urgency, that our insatiable appetite for knowledge needs to be informed by our capacity for love.” - The Guardian

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Audiences are required to be masked indoors for all matinee performances: Saturdays and Sundays at 2pm.

Audiences are encouraged to wear masks at all performances and any time they are inside the Kiki & David Gindler Performing Arts Center. Masks are not required for evening performances.

Masking requirements may change before you arrive at the theatre. Be prepared to follow any instructions provided by staff or signage once you arrive on site.

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