Priseaux, France, 1250 AD. A motley order of destitute monks! A patron saint who ceased producing miracles years ago, driving away pilgrimming peasants and their pennies!  Dark Ages hardships! Hope lies in a life-saving visit from the Pope. But he's a no-show!!! Disaster! With starvation staring them in the face, a larcenous one-eyed minstrel shows the desperate monks an outrageous new way to get out of bankruptcy: selling "saintly body parts of the dead. Incorruptible is a lightening-fast farce rich in verbal and physical humor that explores faith, fortune and ponders age-old ethical dillemmas still surounding us in today's news: do the ends justify the means?

 Join us for laughs at this play written by Michael Hollinger and directed by Benny Sato Ambush '73. 

Five Performances:

-8PM, October 22, 23, and 24

-2PM Matinee, October 24 (talk back afterwards), and 25 (closing performance)

Semel Theater, Emerson College Campus, Downtown Boston

3rd Floor Tufts Performance and Production Center Building

Tickets: $14 ($8 with code ECFAM)

Purchase tickets here: http://www.emerson.edu/emersonstage/shows/0910/incorruptible.cfm, or order by phone: (617)824-8000. Move fast before tickets sell out!