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CECILY AND GWENDOLYN’S FANTASTICAL CINCINNATI ANTHROPOLOGICAL INQUISITORIAL PROBE

CECILY AND GWENDOLYN’S FANTASTICAL CINCINNATI ANTHROPOLOGICAL INQUISITORIAL PROBE
Presented as part of the Cincinnati Fringe Festival ’12
1425 Main
Over-the-Rhine 

Reviews: CityBeat | Enquirer |

The Fantastical… is an ongoing, ever-evolving, theater/social science experiment. Cecily Marlborough and Gwendolyn Hamm are time-traveling Victorian Social Anthropologists. Finishing their sure-to-be-definitive study, “A history of human cultures — from nascent tool makers to the baffling architects of their own, seemingly inevitable, doom –” they gather vital, missing data on 21st Century American Culture by conducting anthropological field studies/experiments on willingly gathered test subjects. Turning a slightly wacky Victorian lens on the unexamined aspects of our everyday lives, The Fantastical generates discoveries, conversations, super goofiness and an instant community in a room initially filled with strangers.

  • Thu, May 31 at 7:15pm
  • Sat, June 2 at 7pm
  • Sun, June 3 at 8pm
  • Wed, June 6 at 9pm
  • Fri, June 8 at 8:45pm

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Local media coverage: Enquirer article |

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