Highlight video reel “Atom & Eve” the allegorical coming of age story for the 21st century. Two teens whose futures are in question become pawns in a fantastic tale where the power of temptation and ego battle the ravages of self sacrifice and love.
Audience Response:
“incredible message and universal appeal….your grasp of the vocals, the book, the casting, the energy – all really hit material! ” Jon Deak (Founder of VYC at Lincoln Center/NY Philharmonic)
“What an accomplishment and the standing “O” was deserved”. – Justin Kolb (Festival of the Voice, Phoenicia, NY)
“The music was wonderful and your cast was unbelievable! Navigating through this life of temptations is a challenge. You’ve got something special on your hands.” – Liat Hood (director family management Tel Aviv)
“Brava!!! Spectacular!!! “ – Iris Derke (Co-founder/General Director of DCINY at Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center)
“What a soaring and beautiful work of art you created … what a dazzling evening ” – Robert Lampell (Director The View ABC )
“It was phenomenal.” – Jan Heller (entrepreneur/producer )
“…what an epic event …” – Annabel Hoffman (cellist NY Philharmonic, Hamilton)
“Atom & Eve is magnificent.” – Lori Singer (actress/producer)
“I was totally blown away…” – Betsy Hill (Rolling Stone)
Listen to Songs from Atom & Eve :
1. In The Loneliness of the Night
Let’s Make A Deal : Shades, cornered and crazed, accuses Victor, beloved elder, of filling his head with ideals that only led to a life of frustration and disappointment.
Live footage from the Concert Reading
Get High: Yara, fiery woman with a traumatic past, watches two disillusioned teenagers about to light up a lethally laced marijuana cigarette. She scorns their ‘artificial device’ and in an attempt to re-ignite their appetite for life with the thrill of adventure, Yara lures them with the promise of the ultimate high.
The River : A childhood friend reminds Yara the river’s power to mend
Across the Second Desert Sky : a quixotic introvert shows Atom and Eve how to use their imaginations to create a world of their desire.
The Dreams that We Would Dream: Victor, the beloved elder, takes pity on Yara, the brilliant but damaged woman who has gotten hurt trying to re-invent the past.
Lisa Ralia Heffter 