OtB_Employee of the Year_600 Highwaymen_photo by Maria Baranova

"I wish to hear anything that 600 Highwaymen has to say ... the company's guilelessness is central to its beautiful art." - *The New Yorker*

Thu – Sat | Apr 28 – 30 | 8pm
Sun | May 1 | 5pm

A child’s house burns down, forcing her to leave everyone and everything she has behind. From this moment a singular journey to create a life begins. Narrated by five young girls, the piece tells the story of the life of a woman from age three to age 80. How do we become who we are? What is the trajectory of one life?

Genuine and straightforward with an ingenius theatrical style, this new work packs a serious emotional punch. Featuring the original songs of Obie-award winner David Cale.

Please note: this piece is performed by children. It is not necessarily children’s theater.

About the Artist

600 HIGHWAYMEN

600 HIGHWAYMEN

600 HIGHWAYMEN have always centered the creation of intimacy among strangers in their artistic practice. Their work exists at the intersection of theater, dance, contemporary performance, and civic encounter. Though the processes are varied, each project revolves around the same curiosity: what occurs in the live encounter between people.

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Supported by Arts Washington, Nesholm Family Foundation, National Endowment for the Arts.