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Our performances are based on landmark talks given by Eli Siegel on plays from world theatre, as well as his critical discussions of some of the great novels of all time. There are also acclaimed musical & dramatic productions arising from Aesthetic Realism’s explanation of music, ethics, economics, love, history.
Evil Seen Beautifully; or, Voltaire’s Candide
Sheridan’s The School for Scandal ; or, A Sneer Brightens Everything
Symmetry and Fury in Sheridan’s The Critic
Ibsen’s A Doll’s House ; or, How is One Thought Of?
Strindberg’s The Father ; or, What Interferes With Love?
What is Individuality? or, Sudermann’s Magda
Ethics is a Living Thing! Southey’s Wat Tyler
Molière’s School for Wives ; or, Agnes and the Bourgeoisie
Modern
George Kelly’s The Flattering Word
Humanity’s Opposites—Beginning with Ireland (Sean O’Casey’s Juno and the Paycock and Irish Songs)
Susan Glaspell’s Suppressed Desires ; or, Freud Is Piffle
Eugene O’Neill’s Beyond the Horizon
Entertainment Is with the Profit System (on Arthur Kober’s Having Wonderful Time )
Rock ‘n’ Roll, the Opposites, & Our Greatest Hopes—A Celebration!
“Ethics Is a Force!”—Songs about Labor
The Great Fight of Ego vs. Truth—Songs about Love, Justice, & Everybody’s Feelings
An Aesthetic Realism Cabaret—about Love & Everyone’s Hopes!
Humanity’s Opposites—Beginning with Ireland (Sean O’Casey’s Juno and the Paycock and Irish Songs)
The Civil War, Unions, & Our Lives!
The Civil War, Unions, & Our Lives!
Who Was Mark Twain?: A Dramatic Consideration of Huckleberry Finn
Dickens’ Hard Times ; or, What Does a Person Deserve?
Gwe: Young Man of New Guinea, a novel against racism
Charlotte Bronte’s Jane Eyre ; or, This Girl Had Good Will
