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Jim has covered Boston arts and events since 1978.  In addition to this column, JimSullivanInk, he is a freelance columnist for the likes of the Boston Phoenix, the Christian Science Monitor, Search Boston and Hall of Fame Magazine.
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Undine becomes Undone: Experimental Theater at the Loeb Print E-mail
Apr 14, 2007 at 12:00 AM

 Sat. April 14

 This production, "Fabulation: Or the Re-Education of Undine," is at the Loeb Experimental Theatre. That tells you something, like this may not be a straight-ahead narrative and you may be asked to make a few leaps of faith. Lynn Nottage wrote this story about a wealthy publicist (Undine) whose husband leaves her destitute. She must return to her childhood home in the projects to face a family she's pretty much X-d out of her life. And she finds: a lying, druggin' grandma, a mother with her head in the clouds, a wise-ass little brother and lots more. It's a BlackCAST production directed by Kristen Jones. It's closes tonight Saturday April 14 at 7:30 p.m. Good news for you: This experiment, sponsored by the Harvard-Radcliffe Dramatic Club, will cost you nothing. There is a limit of four per person, though.


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