Touring

EgoPo’s hit show has sold out in five cities. Its most recent incarnation played the Philadelphia Fringe before traveling to the Provincetown Tennessee Williams Theater Festival. Audiences lay down with blankets and pillows for a Beckett slumber party. An immersive sensory experience, they are blindfolded on their backs in the dark, the haunting text whispered in their ears. The show concludes with cookies and milk.

Alone, an audience member arrives at a street corner and is guided to a single chair facing a window shrouded by venetian blinds. The audience member sits and dons headphones. The blinds rise, revealing a woman inside, alone, swaying in her rocker. Her thoughts, in the form of Beckett's text, enter directly into their ears, allowing their mind and hers to merge. Audience members witness this haunting and hypnotic seven-minute journey of birth, death, and isolation just like the woman inside - alone.

A Philadelphia Fringe and Provincetown Tennessee Williams Theater Festival hit that Kathleen Turner celebrated: "I knew Tennessee. He would have loved this." This rarely seen chamber play follows Candy Delaney, a "New Orleans queen," as she approaches her dreaded 35th birthday. While Candy is looking for romance, her newest pickup is looking for his next drink. This immersive set invited audience's into Candy's magical lair for a glass of champagne and a glimpse of Tennessee Williams' stunning portrait of unrequited love.

Part Mountain tale and part Norwegian folklore, this is Ibsen as you have never seen him before. Boldly adapted by Obie Award-winning playwright and Philadelphia native, Romulus Linney, Ibsen's masterpiece, Peer Gynt, is reimagined in rural Appalachia for a boisterous evening of Southern folklore. Staged by artistic director Lane Savadove, this production featured a folk music concert every night before the show, complete with beer cheese and home-crafted beer.

This Symbolist production set around a real pool of water won EgoPo multiple 2017 Barrymore Awards, including "Outstanding Overall Production of a Play" and "Outstanding Scenic Design." Mystical, beautiful, and heartbreaking, this iconic classic  is a moving portrait of the human yearning for connection. Arrive lakeside, drink in hand, a guest of our young writer/director, Konstantin Gavrilovich Treplev, as he attempts to invent a new form of theater for our private audience. 

In EgoPo's production of Miller's legendary classic, audiences ventured to a diverse working-class neighborhood in 1940's Brooklyn, into the home of the Loman family, to attend Willy's Shiva. Artistic Director, Lane Savadove paid tribute to Miller's working class background and Jewish roots in this tragic tale of a fractured family and a man whose American dream does not match his American reality.