When Eurydice dies, the
heartbroken Orpheus follows her to Hades and persuades the
powers-that-be to return her to life — on one condition. The New York Times
called Ruhl’s 2003 adaptation of the myth an "inexpressibly moving
theatrical fable about love, loss and the pain of memory." Dana
Professor of Theater Martin Andrucki directs. Free, but tickets
required: bit.ly/bates-theater-dance. $5 donations gratefully accepted. FMI 207-786-6161.