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Monkey: The Quest to the West
Undermain Theatre

Monkey: The Quest to the West

Presented by Undermain Theatre

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When: Saturday, Oct. 11, 2008, 8:15 p.m.

Where: Undermain Theatre, 3200 Main Street, Dallas

Cost: $15 - $25

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Created and performed by Fred Curchack and Laura Jorgensen. Monkey: The Quest to the West follows the supernatural trickster Monkey King who makes war with heaven until he is imprisoned under a mountain by Buddha. After 500 years, he is freed to protect a Buddhist monk on his perilous journey from China to India to bring back spiritual teachings. On the way, they encounter all manner of deities, demons, monsters and outrageous misadventures. This magical story has been adapted for The Beijing Opera, several kung fu movies, plays, rock operas, cartoons, anime, manga, and cult TV series in China, Japan, England, and the U.S. ("Lost Empire").

Call 214-747-5515 for tickets or purchase online.

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Event posted Sept. 26, 2008
Last updated Sept. 26, 2008

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