[NEohioPAL] The reversible play OUROBOROS opens Friday!

[convergence-continuum]

CONVERGENCE-CONTINUUM PRESENTS OUROBOROS, A “REVERSIBLE” PLAY BY TOM
JACOBSON, OPENING FRIDAY, NOV. 13 AT THE LIMINIS

convergence-continuum, completes its 2009 season at the Liminis theatre
with the regional premier of the reversible play OUROBOROS, Tom Jacobson’s
mysterious and intellectually challenging new puzzle, featuring two plays
in one.

The play (actually two plays)involves two unrelated American couples, each
traveling through time in the opposite direction as they visit five
Italian cities.  They are trapped in a strange collision of fate as they
live out cross-referenced realities. This mixture of déjà vu and shocking
Twilight Zone-like inevitability takes place in five scenes that can be
performed in either order.

Seen either way, it's a mesmerizing trip into the unknown. One way (The
Nun’s Tale) it’s a comedy; the other way (The Priest’s Tale), a tragedy. 
(And there's no preferred order when seeing both.)  The show will run for
six weekends, with the play being performed 8 times in each order: The
Nun’s Tale on Fridays (plus two Thursdays), The Priest’s Tale, on
Saturdays (plus two Thursdays).

See it both ways and get a  discounted ticket price ($10) for your return
visit.

OUROBOROS opens Friday, Nov. 13 and runs at 8 p.m. Thursdays, Fridays and
Saturdays through Dec. 19, at the Liminis, 2438 Scranton Rd., Cleveland,
OH 44113.  Tickets are $15 general admission, $12 for students and seniors
(65+).  For reservations and information call 216-687-0074 or visit
www.convergence-continuum.org on the web.

The Nun's Tale plays on Fridays, and Thursday, Nov.19 and Dec. 10.  The
Priest's Tale plays on Saturdays and Thursday, Dec. 3 & 17. (No show
Thanksgiving Day)