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Bricolage Production Company
  • About
    • Our Story
    • Our Ethos
    • Our Team
    • Our Location
  • Midnight Radio
    • Overview
    • The Noise Factory
    • Education Program
      • Student Work
      • Teaching Artists
    • Live
    • Podcast
  • Immersives
    • Theater
    • Imaginarium
    • Commissions
  • History
    • All Programs
    • Midnight Radio
    • Immersives
    • Additional Works
  • Get Involved
    • Overview
    • Become a Teaching Artist
    • Volunteer
    • Join our Board
    • Donate
    • Our Supporters
    • Foundation and Corporate Support
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History

Trojan Women

For its 2005 series of programming, Bricolage staged readings of new and classic works of the theater, featuring minimal set design, costumes, and lighting.

The precursor to our Staged Reading Performance Series, these performances took place in a variety of underutilized cultural spaces in and around Pittsburgh, including Wood Street Gallery and the Frick Art Museum.

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June 2005

Writer

  • Euripides

Director

  • Alice Jankell

Cast

  • Mary Rawson
  • Bingo O"Malley
  • Melissa Martin
  • David Conrad
  • Elena Passerello
  • Jeffrey Carpenter
  • Rebecca Harris
  • Tami Dixon
  • Jen Saffron
  • Theo Allyn
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Bricolage Production Company

Bricolage is a company led by artists. We expand the boundaries of theater to create transformative experiences. Our work encourages audiences to reconsider their relationships to their surroundings and each other. We embrace what’s at hand to cultivate collaborative environments that promote wonder and possibility.

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