Performing Arts OUTER REACHES: NEW INTERNATIONAL THEATER ROBERT LEPAGE/EX MACHINA: GEOMETRY OF MIRACLES SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1999, 8 PM SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1999, 7 PM $22 ($17.50 WALKER MEMBERS, GUTHRIE AND NORTHROP SUBSCRIBERS) TED MANN CONCERT HALL, 2128 FOURTH STREET SOUTH, U OF M WEST BANK, MINNEAPOLIS Acclaimed French-Canadian theater innovator Robert Lepage conjures a dreamlike and unforgettable journey based on the life of visionary architect Frank Lloyd Wright. Seamlessly melding film, acting, projections, dance, lighting, scenery, and music, he fills Geometry of Miracles with "imagery so intense it can take your breath away" (Globe and Mail, Toronto). The work explores Wright's fascination with the spiritual teachings of Russian mystic George Gurdjieff; the delicate relationship between master and disciple; and the innate connections between architecture and choreography, mathematics and music. Cinematic in style, epic in scope, this debut of Lepage's work in the Twin Cities is not to be missed. "The audience was entertained as much as it was enthralled" (Singapore Strait Times). Performance contains nudity. Co-commissioned and copresented by the Walker, the Guthrie Theater, and Northrop Auditorium. As far-reaching creatively as it is geographically, the Outer Reaches series explores (and explodes) the leading edge of performing art with five wondrous, experimental productions from Japan, England, Quebec, and the United States, and the world premiere of a music-theater collaboration between master artists from China, Japan, and Korea. For series ticket information or a series brochure, call 612.375.7622. Related Film THE WALKER'S PRESENTATION OF GEOMETRY OF MIRACLES IS MADE POSSIBLE BY GENEROUS SUPPORT FROM AT&T. THIS PERFORMANCE IS PART OF THE WALKER AND NORTHROP'S 1999/2000 DISCOVER SERIES, WHICH IS MADE POSSIBLE IN PART WITH FUNDS FROM DAYTON'S, MERVYN'S, AND TARGET STORES BY THE DAYTON HUDSON FOUNDATION.