Wednesday, October 14 - Saturday, October 31, 2009 8PM

Black-Eyed Susan plays Elizabeth I of England as revealed through her private diaries. She struggles with a revolving set of presences to disentangle, un-write and finally rewrite her own biography. These intensely reflected histories include her perceptions regarding her five estranged children, their fathers, her own father, her hidden relationship with Buddhism and finally her disastrous attempt to invade North Africa. She inter-reacts with the kaleidoscopic array of ideas and characters through Jesurun's multi-dimensional use of language and technology. Jesurun and Black-Eyed Susan are long time collaborators having first worked together in Jesurun's 1984 production of "Red House".

AFTER IMAGE - on display throughout the run of Liz One. A retrospective exhibit of the groundbreaking set and video designs of John Jesurun spanning over twenty-five years of work. The exhibit will include over fifty photographs, drawings and set models. Beginning in 1982, the exhibit includes rare photos of Chang in A Void Moon at the Pyramid Club and follows the trajectory of Jesurun's multi-dimensional stage work to the present. The photographic history features a wide range of performers including David Cale, Steve Buscemi, Neil Greenberg, Ethyl Eichelberger, John Kelly, Hideo Kanze, Black-Eyed Susan and Jeff Buckley. Among the photographers represented will be Paula Court, Irene Young, Kirk Winslow, Peter Cunningham, John Dugdale, Naoko Tamura.

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