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Heartwood Theater presents 'The Machine Stops' (opens the original)
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“The Machine Stops,” written by E.M. Forster and adapted by Griff Braley, will run on the Heartwood Stage July 17 through 25. Based on Forster’s chilling science fiction tale written in 1908, "The Machine Stops" provides a startling look at the intersection of humanity and technology. Written as a rebuttal to H.G. Wells’ quasi-novel, “A Modern Utopia,” Forster set his story in the (then) futuristic world of 2030. The themes are eerily apropos in 2026, as he predicted the gradual but escalating r
Heartwood Theater presents 'The Machine Stops' (opens the original)
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“The Machine Stops,” written by E.M. Forster and adapted by Griff Braley, will run on the Heartwood Stage July 17 through 25. Based on Forster’s chilling science fiction tale written in 1908, "The Machine Stops" provides a startling look at the intersection of humanity and technology. Written as a rebuttal to H.G. Wells’ quasi-novel, “A Modern Utopia,” Forster set his story in the (then) futuristic world of 2030. The themes are eerily apropos in 2026, as he predicted the gradual but escalating r
Heartwood Theater presents 'When the Machine Stops' (opens the original)
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Heartwood Theater Company is prepping for one of its most important, unique, and intriguing productions in 23 seasons of creating and producing theater, “The Machine Stops,” opening July 17 in the Poe Theater at Lincoln Academy. Based on E.M. Forster's 1909 short story, adapted by Griff Braley, "The Machine Stops" provides a startling look at the intersection of humanity and technology. Forster's only science fiction work is a chilling tale, written in 1908, as a rebuttal to H.G. Wells’ quasi-no
Heartwood Theater presents 'When the Machine Stops' (opens the original)
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Heartwood Theater Company is prepping for one of its most important, unique, and intriguing productions in 23 seasons of creating and producing theater, “The Machine Stops,” opening July 17 in the Poe Theater at Lincoln Academy. Based on E.M. Forster's 1909 short story, adapted by Griff Braley, "The Machine Stops" provides a startling look at the intersection of humanity and technology. Forster's only science fiction work is a chilling tale, written in 1908, as a rebuttal to H.G. Wells’ quasi-no
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