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Urinetown Play tickets available for the April production.
This description was sent to us by a citizen, "“Key Anti-Capitalistic and Satirical Elements: Disaster Capitalism: The plot highlights how the corporate entity, "Urine Good Company," uses a 20-year drought to hoard resources, control the populace, and eliminate competition. "The Privilege to Pee": The central premise mocks the commodification of basic human necessities, highlighting extreme inequality. Corporate-Political Collusion: The play satirizes the incestuous relationship between private corporations and government regulation, where the law exists only to protect profits. Revolutionary Themes: The story follows a classic, yet cynical, underdog uprising against the corporate elite. Satirical Scope: While hitting capitalism hardest, the musical also mocks, self-awareness and critiques the anti-establishment and musical theater itself.”
Look at your property tax bill. By far the largest portion of your taxes goes to local schools. Please remember that when they promise, "no tax increase" which is legalese for we-will-not-refund-your-surplus, which is law under the Hancock Amendment. |
