OFF THE WALL 2010: Radiohole - Whatever, Heaven Allows

February 12, 2010–February 13, 2010

Friday, Feb 12, 2010 and Saturday, Feb 13, 2010

Enjoy SNOW FREE parking next door at Children's Museum!

"Like the Wooster Group, Radiohole cultivates an eccentric acting style and makes familiar texts creepily bizarre." - The Village Voice

Whatever, Heaven Allows is a meta-melodrama based on the films of Douglas Sirk, especially his 1955 hit, All That Heaven Allows starring Rock Hudson and Jane Wyman. Radiohole's deconstruction of Sirk's original creates a lush, surreal, raw, and fun theater experience.

Whatever, Heaven Allows is a collaborative creation Radiohole, with Associated Holes' Joseph Silovksky, Mark Jaynes, and media artist Arron Harrow.

Radiohole is a Brooklyn-based ensemble founded in 1998 featuring Erin Douglass, Eric Dyer, Maggie Hoffman and Scott Halvorsen Gillette. Radiohole was named the third recipient of the Spalding Gray Award in 2009.

Seating is limited for most performances, advance purchase is strongly suggested. All Off the Wall performances, with the exception of They Might Be Giants, may contain adult subject matter and strong language.

Media sponsors: Pittsburgh City Paper and WDUQ 90.5 FM

Funding for Off The Wall 2009-10 is provided in part by The Pittsburgh Foundation, Mid-Atlantic Arts Foundation and David Conrad

The Off the Wall series is curated by Ben Harrison, associate curator for performance.