My grandparents work was very distinctive in its willingness to go places polite conversation avoided. The strip tackled gun control, military spending, environmental poisoning, women & equality, and cultural hypocrisy decades before these topics became mainstream. And it did so with a warmth and humanity.
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Carol Triffle brings her family's whimsical humor to her theatrical production of "FROGZ!"
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Defying classification, they have populated the stage with characters and beings such as comedic amphibians, acrobatic larvae, circus boulders, and metamorphosing humans in works which tantalize the senses, the intellect, and the passions. From adaptations of classics to excursions into vaudevillian existentialism, Imago's repertoire is as vast as the forms they shape. With commissions for stage, film, and television, Imago blurs the lines of the expected to break new ground, exploding performance boundaries yet maintaining humor and humanity.
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