OFFICE AT NIGHT - Nimbus Theatre

Edward Hopper was a master at depicting isolationism, loneliness and sexual subtext in America. “Office at Night” is a tragicomedy that develops a story between two depicted figures and adds several new characters, creating multiple levels of intrigue and a plethora of double-entendres. Nothing is as it seems.

“Office at Night” (1940) can be seen at the Walker Art Center in Minneapolis and is his only work featured in the twin cities area. The American Realist is best known for his work “Nighthawks” (1942, Art Institute of Chicago.) Hopper and his wife, Jo, were frequent patrons of theatre and it was an inspiration for many of his paintings.

Written and directed by JL Charrier of Orono, MN (Smiths Bay)

Image used with permission - courtesy: Walker Art Center

Tickets at: www.fringefestival.org

Thursday, July 30th: 7pm

Saturday, August 1st: 4pm

Wednesday, August 5th: 5:30pm

Saturday, August 8th: 7pm

Sunday, August 9th: 2:30pm

SEE TRAILER HERE: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vzyiPzo52E8&list=PLdbarhtrTwZdsIttz0Pt-F...