Aimee Greenberg
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American Carnage: A Love Story​

 American Carnage: A Love Story is an unlikely love story - part sci-fi and part thriller. The play  introduces “YML”, an octobot from an evolved species who is accidentally exposed to echoes of late Second Millennium popular culture which triggers feelings he didn't expect to have. American Carnage: A Love Story was written and directed by Aimee Greenberg and produced by fruitlessmoon theatreworks. American Carnage: A Love Story premiered at the City Heights Performance Annex, November 9th through 26th, 2017. 
The Museum Director of American Carnage: A Love Story  in the Museum of Obsolete Media with clock projections in the background.
The Scientist in dialogue with Doti on screen in American Carnage: A Love Story.
Delilah of American Carnage: A Love Story caught in the crosshairs against a projection of herself as the target.
 "Greenberg is as much its director as its choreographer, stylizing everywhere she can amid the piece’s wholesale potential for kinetics and its linguistic disparities, which range from quasi-Elizabethan dialogue to postmodern voice.
The technical look and feel has its day too amid  backdrops from West Side Story and Luciano Pavarotti’s Pagliacci, colored with references to 19th-century Norway’s Edvard Grieg and our Jefferson Airplane a hundred years later. What might at first seem like a battery of randomized thoughts is a highly original plumb." ~Martin Jones Westlin for San Diego Story~

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  • Home
  • About
    • Aimee Greenberg >
      • Artist Statement
      • Resumes
    • fruitlessmoon theatreworks
    • HEIJERA productions
  • Productions
    • Poster Gallery >
      • fruitlessmoon theatreworks
      • HEIJERA PRODUCTIONS
      • Virtual Theatre Posters
    • fruitlessmoon theatreworks >
      • American Carnage: A Love Story
      • Phoebe in Winter
      • Waiting for Godot
      • A Midsummer Night's Dream
      • Occupy the Rice Fields
      • Light Falling Down
      • Peter Pan
    • HEIJERA productions >
      • Dona Sangre
      • Through the Water Lily
      • Dark Moon of Lilith
      • phases of the LOON
      • No Codes
      • Dreams of Flight
    • Virtual Theatre >
      • Dragon Eggs
      • The Making of American Carnage
      • Touch the Moon
      • 59 Inches
      • Utopia
      • William Shakespeare's Tragical History of Frankenstein
      • The Higher Love
  • Books
    • Occupy the Rice Fields
  • Press
    • Intellexual Entertainment Podcast
    • American Carnage: A Love Story
    • Waiting for Godot
    • Light Falling Down
    • Dona Sangre
    • Dark Moon of Lilith
    • phases of the LOON
  • Workshops
    • Teaching
    • Participant
  • Donate
  • Contact
  • Upcoming
  • Blog