A ROVING, UNFORGETTABLE FAMILY SAGA UNFOLDING THROUGH EVERY INCH OF SANTA FE’S HISTORIC LA CASA SENA. IVANOV CATAPULTS YOU THROUGH HALLWAYS, KITCHENS, DINING ROOMS, AND BATHTUBS AS A VISCERAL, PAINFULLY-FUNNY DRAMA PLAYS OUT INCHES BEFORE YOUR EYES. OVER THE COURSE OF THE JOURNEY, AUDIENCES ENJOY ARTISANAL CHARCUTERIES TRAYS AND SIGNATURE COCKTAILS AS THEY BEAR WITNESS TO THE INTERSECTION OF TWO FAMILIES SPRINTING AWAY FROM GREIF, DEBT, AND RESPONSIBILITY.
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Ages: 16 +
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About The Exodus Ensemble
The Exodus Ensemble comprises 13 members from Los Angeles, Chicago, NYC, Salt Lake City, and Atlanta who joined forces and moved to Santa Fe in 2020 to create the most exciting theatre company they could dream up. Although they hail from coast to coast, The Exodus Ensemble met in Chicago as students at The Theatre School at DePaul University. After spending years collaborating at the conservatory, these artists graduated and set off on exciting careers, working at major theatres around the world and booking television contracts with Netflix, AMC, Quibi, NBC and more. Within days of March 12th, 2020, the industry went dark. Theatres closed and production came to a halt on film sets and television studios. Overnight, years of creative contracts evaporated. When summer arrived and covid showed no signs of stopping, 8 DePaul grads got in touch, joined forces and moved to Santa Fe in September of 2020 and got to work on a repertoire of original, wild and immersive theatrical productions. For the rest of 2020, The Exodus Ensemble spent three months working together as a quaran-team, using their bedrooms, kitchens, and bathrooms as rehearsal spaces and developed a wholly original interpretation of Chekhov’s 19th-century Russian drama, IVANOV. Since IVANOV, the ensemble has created three more original experiences — BATHSHEBA, JAYSON, and DEATHCOOKIE: a murder mystery on Sky Railway — and will be premiering a fourth project — ZERO — in collaboration with the New Mexico Museum of Art.