One Eye Gone (late)

 



One Eye Gone reimagines the Godzilla story with puppetry and original music. Playwright Erik Ehn adapts the original 1954 Japanese film to tell a story of characters facing the threat of annihilation by a post-atomic monster. Director and puppeteer Katie Shook creates a world that evokes both nostalgia for ‘50s and ‘60s era pop-kitsch and futurism. Four doll-sized puppet heroes struggle to understand and resist a man-sized monster in a story that is also an allegory for society’s fears about unpredictable changes in both our environment and in our own psyches. The production itself seeks to be environmentally sustainable by using recycled and “green” materials. One Eye Gone runs December 5-10 on the CalArts campus in Butler Building #2.
 
One Eye Gone is not recommended for children under the age of 10.
 
To gain entrance to the show, bring your printed confirmation to the Box Office located in the CalArts main gallery on the 3rd floor at least 20 minutes before curtain (7:40pm/9:40pm). 
Unclaimed tickets will be released 20 minutes before curtain (7:40pm/9:40pm). 
In the event this performance is reserved to capacity; additional tickets may be available through the CalArts Box Office on the day of the show. Rush list starts at the Box Office 90min. before the show starts.




 




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