[full_width_section parallax_bg=”true” bg_pos=”Center Center” bg_repeat=”No-Repeat” text_color=”Light” image_url=”https://littlemountainlionproductions.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/nasaspacebackground.jpg” top_padding=”200″ bottom_padding=”100″ background_color=”#32565e”][divider]Kurt Vonnegut’s[divider]Slaughterhouse-Five[divider]was, is, and will always be performed[divider]at Studio 1398, in Vancouver, BC.[divider]November 11th, 12th, 13th, 14th, and 15th in 2014.[divider][/full_width_section][nectar_blog enable_pagination=”true” layout=”masonry-blog-fullwidth” pagination_type=”default” category=”slaughterhouse-five” posts_per_page=””] [full_width_section bg_pos=”Center Center” bg_repeat=”No-Repeat” top_padding=”40″ text_color=”Dark” image_url=”” width=”300″ height=”204″ class=”alignright size-medium wp-image-1109″”] [testimonial_slider disable_height_animation=”true” autorotate=”5000″][testimonial name=”THE NEW YORK TIMES” quote=”This stage version of Slaughterhouse-Five faithfully retains the novel’s pivotal moments… this is a pressure-cooker production, an intense, kaleidoscopic 90-minute tour without intermission through Vonnegut’s nonlinear narrative” id=”t1″][testimonial name=”THE EPOCH TIMES” quote=”The work is so involving… fans of Vonnegut should make tracks to see this one before it vanishes into the mists.” id=”t2″] [testimonial name=”NEW THEATRE CORPS.” quote=”Purposeful and sharp direction, chameleonic actors, and a comprehensive adaptation of the novel make this experience existential, ethereal and cerebral.” id=”t3″][testimonial name=”NY THEATRE” quote=”Riveting, devastating…an uplifting production… go see Slaughterhouse-Five. It’s remarkable theatre—cathartic, profound, and absolutely essential…” id=”t4″][/testimonial_slider][/full_width_section] [full_width_section parallax_bg=”true” bg_pos=”Center Center” bg_repeat=”No-Repeat” text_color=”Light” image_url=”https://static2.businessinsider.com/image/53d2d7b669bedd7c59820418-1200-924/kurt-vonnegut-8.jpg” top_padding=”150″ bottom_padding=”360″ background_color=””] [/full_width_section] [full_width_section bg_pos=”Left Top” bg_repeat=”No-Repeat” text_color=”dark” image_url=”” top_padding=”40″ bottom_padding=”40″ background_color=”#ffffff”][two_thirds]About Kurt Vonnegut[divider]Kurt Vonnegut was an American science fiction and humour writer. Born in Indianapolis in 1922, Vonnegut studied chemistry in University while serving as an editor of his school’s newspaper. The outbreak of the Second World War interrupted his post-secondary education, and Vonnegut served as a mechanical engineer in the army. Vonnegut’s war experience, particularly his survival of the firebombing of Dresden in an underground meat locker in a building called “Slaughterhouse Five,” vastly influenced his later writing, as well as his turn to pacifism and humanism. His most famous works include Slaughterhouse Five, Cat’s Cradle and Breakfast of Champions. Vonnegut died in 2007 at the age of 84.[/two_thirds][one_third_last][image_with_animation animation=”Fade In From Right” image_url=”https://littlemountainlionproductions.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/vonnegutdrawblack.png” delay=”350″] [/image_with_animation][/one_third_last][/full_width_section]