True crime story comes to Atlanta Center for Puppetry Arts in March

February 4, 2019
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Multiple mysterious house fires are rattling a small Norwegian community. As homes are burnt to cinders, neighbors wonder who among them could cause such fear and anguish.

Multiple mysterious house fires are rattling a small Norwegian community. As homes are burnt to cinders, neighbors wonder who among them could cause such fear and anguish.

Inspired by true events and based on the best-selling Norwegian novel by Gaute Heivoll, Ashes is an emotional thriller that has a shocking twist and examines the fire burning in the heart of every human being.

Playing at the Center for Puppetry Arts from March 1-3, the acclaimed production will be performed by Plexus Polaire of France and Norway.

Ashes has been performed at festivals around the world and has been called “a haunting, mesmerizing piece about arson and internal torment” by The New York Times.

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The international performance is presented as part of the New Directions Series for Adults and Teens. Age recommendations vary with each production. The next performance for adults in the New Directions Series will be Xperimental Puppetry Theater, May 16-19.

WHAT:
Ashes presented by Plexus Polaire of France and Norway
The emotional thriller is recommended for audiences ages 14 and up

WHEN:
March 1-3
Show times are as follows:
Friday-Saturday: 8 p.m.
Sunday: 5 p.m.

WHERE:
Center for Puppetry Arts
1404 Spring Street NW
Atlanta, GA 30309
Ashes is presented in the Downstairs Theater

HOW:
Tickets prices vary and are available for purchase online or by calling 404.873.3391
Friday and Saturday: $25 (Members) and $35 (nonmembers); Sunday: $22 (Members) and $30 (nonmembers). Tickets include admission to the performance and the Worlds of Puppetry Museum (with the largest collection of Jim Henson puppets and artifacts in the world as well as a Global Gallery). A beer and wine bar will be open one hour before performance.


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