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Symmetry & Fury – in Sheridan, Handel & Our Lives

The acclaimed Aesthetic Realism Theatre Company presents Eli Siegel’s great, funny lecture “Symmetry & Fury in Sheridan’s play The Critic.” Sheridan’s wild comedy is about the confusion of every person; Eli Siegel explains: “We can reason and have control; we are furious cauldrons, molten and bubbling. We are symmetry and unrestraint.” Part II is “Handel’s Flute Sonata in F Tells Us How to Be Free,” with comments & performance by Barbara Allen on flute and Edward Green on piano.











When: Sun., Jul. 27, 2014 at 2:30 pm - 4:00 pm
Where: Aesthetic Realism Foundation
141 Greene St.
212-777-4490
Price: $15
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The acclaimed Aesthetic Realism Theatre Company presents Eli Siegel’s great, funny lecture “Symmetry & Fury in Sheridan’s play The Critic.” Sheridan’s wild comedy is about the confusion of every person; Eli Siegel explains: “We can reason and have control; we are furious cauldrons, molten and bubbling. We are symmetry and unrestraint.” Part II is “Handel’s Flute Sonata in F Tells Us How to Be Free,” with comments & performance by Barbara Allen on flute and Edward Green on piano.

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