- Exhibition
- (In)visible Organ
(In)visible Organ is an experiment in storytelling, medical technology, and art that explores the continuum of truths, perceptions, and emotions unveiled by female sexual and reproductive health.
Brooklyn theater company Bedlam presents George Bernard Shaw’s 1923 tragedy Saint Joan, based on the trials of Joan of Arc, with four actors playing two dozen characters; Bedlam doubles down by producing Shakespeare’s Hamlet — a tale of murder, madness, and revenge — using the same four actors, in repertory with Saint Joan.
Bedlam is also performing Saint Joan on Feb 21 and 24. More details.
Parking for Duke Performances presentations at the Rubenstein Arts Center is available directly across the street from the venue in the Campus Drive Lot, approximately a one-minute walk. The entrance to this lot is on Anderson Street, just north of Campus Drive, facing the west side of the Rubenstein Arts Center. A crossing guard will be stationed near the entrance of the Campus Drive lot before and after each show to allow you to cross the street safely.