No. 731 DeGraw-street, Brooklyn or Emily Dickinson's Sister at Venus Theatre Play Shack

No. 731 DeGraw-street, Brooklyn or Emily Dickinson's Sister

Venus Theatre Play Shack
21 C Street Laurel

Kate Stoddard murdered Charles Goodrich in 1873-after he told her they weren't really married and had her evicted from his Brooklyn brownstone in a blizzard. Kate's struggles to maintain her sanity and her identity, both before and after she shot her one true love three times in the head, are the subject of this play, which moves backwards and forwards through time and invokes a poetry of madness.

Thru - Dec 1, 2013

Price: $20

Show Type: Comedy/Drama

Box Office: 202-236-4078

Running Time: 2 hours, with 1 intermission

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On March 20, 1973, Charles Goodrich, handsome, arrogant and rich, told Katherine Stoddard – who had believed, to that point, that they were man and wife – that their marriage was a fraud, that he was going to marry another woman, and that she needed to leave the premises which she had previously thought was her home. She replied by shooting him in the head, three times. Good for her!

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No. 731 DeGraw-street, Brooklyn or Emily Dickinson's Sister at Venus Theatre Play Shack