Lilith and Her Demons
in The Polyphone Festival for New and Emerging Musicals
"Lilith", a portrait series by Maddy Mullahey
Lilith and Her Demons continues its development in The University of The Arts' Polyphone Festival. The Polyphone Festival of New and Emerging Musicals is a nationally recognized festival of the emerging musical at University of the Arts in Philadelphia. For the last six years, UArts brought professional composers, librettists, directors, choreographers and music directors from the field to the Ira Brind School of Theater Arts at UArts to work with student casts and creative teams on musicals in progress. Visit www.polyphone.org for tickets and further information.
Lilith and Her Demons
Adapted from Lilith and Her Demons by Enid Dame
Created by Apartment 20
Music and Lyrics by Sarah Norcross Hough
Directed by Randi Alexis Hickey
Music Direction by Damien Figueras
Additional Material and Stories by The Ensemble
Visual Design by Lina Younes
Sound Design by Larry Fowler
Costume Design by Dina El-Aziz
In this modern-folk song cycle we meet the mythological she-demon, Lilith, as a rather ordinary young woman in Newark, NJ. She’s on the run, healing from betrayal and heartbreak, searching the world and herself for a sense of power and freedom. An ensemble of seven asks the question, how many lifetimes do we have to live before we get to see our redemption story through?
Lilith and Her Demons
Adapted from Lilith and Her Demons by Enid Dame
Created by Apartment 20
Music and Lyrics by Sarah Norcross Hough
Directed by Randi Alexis Hickey
Music Direction by Damien Figueras
Additional Material and Stories by The Ensemble
Visual Design by Lina Younes
Sound Design by Larry Fowler
Costume Design by Dina El-Aziz
In this modern-folk song cycle we meet the mythological she-demon, Lilith, as a rather ordinary young woman in Newark, NJ. She’s on the run, healing from betrayal and heartbreak, searching the world and herself for a sense of power and freedom. An ensemble of seven asks the question, how many lifetimes do we have to live before we get to see our redemption story through?
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