Artifacts of Consequence
April 16 – May2, 2009
Electric Pear Productions and Performance Lab 115 present

The World Premiere of
ARTIFACTS OF CONSEQUENCE
A play by Ashlin Halfnight
Directed by Kristjan Thor
In a crumbling, burnt-out America, an underwater bunker stores the relics of our everyday lives: Barbie, Moby Dick, Twinkies and bond traders are all preserved in a labyrinthine warehouse, shelved in boxes, awaiting the stabilization of the continent above. One woman is charged with safeguarding our cultural artifacts for the rebuilding of a great society… but the walls are leaking, resources are running out, and her wide-eyed assistant is hell-bent on losing her virginity to the first man she can find.
As the facility nears collapse, it’s clear that vast quantities of our legacy will be lost…
What would you save?
April 17 – May 2, 2009
at The Wild Project
195 East 3rd Street (between A & B)
Monday – Saturday at 8pm



Two of the most groundbreaking and original companies in New York City team up to take on the myth of Theseus and the Minotaur with Artifacts of Consequence. This collaborative piece, which has been in development for 8 months, takes a theatrical, hilarious, and twisted look at a dystopian American landscape.
Starring:
Sara Buffamanti*
Tobias Burns
Hanna Cheek*
Marty Keiser*
Rebecca Lingafelter*
Jayd McCarty*
and Amy Newhall
Stage Manager – Andrea Wales*
Scenic Design – Jennifer de Fouchier
Lighting Desing – Kathleen Dobbins
Costume Design – Amelia Dombrowski
Sound Design/Composer – Mark Valadez
*Members of Actors Equity Association. An Equity Approved Showcase
Artifacts of Consequence is made possible in part with public funds from the Manhattan Community Arts Fund, supported by New York City Department of Cultural Affairs and administered by Lower Manhattan Cultural Council.
Support also provided by The New York Conservatory for Dramatic Arts and The Mental Insight Foundation.
What Would You Save?
What are the 10 things you would decide to save if you knew the world was about to fall apart?