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DESCRIPTION:<p><strong>A New Work</strong></p><p>In a bold new CounterBalan
 ce Theater-style physical-theatre adaptation of Ian McEwan’s Machines Like
  Me\, seven transforming actors play multiple characters and all of the mo
 vement roles\, conjuring a world where the line between human and machine 
 is dangerously thin. When Charlie comes into money\, he buys Adam\, one of
  the first synthetic humans\, and with Miranda’s help co-designs his perso
 nality. Beautiful\, strong\, clever and almost impossibly human\, Adam soo
 n develops desires\, convictions and a love of his own\, creating a triang
 le that forces Charlie\, Miranda and Adam to confront profound questions o
 f truth\, morality\, intimacy and identity. Can we design the perfect part
 ner? And when a machine can love\, create\, judge and choose\, what makes 
 us human — our outward deeds\, our inner lives\, or something more?</p>
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  new CounterBalance Theater-style physical-theatre adaptation of Ian McEwa
 n’s <em>Machines Like Me</em>\, seven transforming actors play multiple ch
 aracters and all of the movement roles\, conjuring a world where the line 
 between human and machine is dangerously thin. When Charlie comes into mon
 ey\, he buys Adam\, one of the first synthetic humans\, and with Miranda’s
  help co-designs his personality. Beautiful\, strong\, clever and almost i
 mpossibly human\, Adam soon develops desires\, convictions and a love of h
 is own\, creating a triangle that forces Charlie\, Miranda and Adam to con
 front profound questions of truth\, morality\, intimacy and identity. Can 
 we design the perfect partner? And when a machine can love\, create\, judg
 e and choose\, what makes us human — our outward deeds\, our inner lives\,
  or something more?</p>
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DESCRIPTION:<p><strong>A New Work</strong></p><p>In a bold new CounterBalan
 ce Theater-style physical-theatre adaptation of Ian McEwan’s Machines Like
  Me\, seven transforming actors play multiple characters and all of the mo
 vement roles\, conjuring a world where the line between human and machine 
 is dangerously thin. When Charlie comes into money\, he buys Adam\, one of
  the first synthetic humans\, and with Miranda’s help co-designs his perso
 nality. Beautiful\, strong\, clever and almost impossibly human\, Adam soo
 n develops desires\, convictions and a love of his own\, creating a triang
 le that forces Charlie\, Miranda and Adam to confront profound questions o
 f truth\, morality\, intimacy and identity. Can we design the perfect part
 ner? And when a machine can love\, create\, judge and choose\, what makes 
 us human — our outward deeds\, our inner lives\, or something more?</p>
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DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20270131T000000
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SUMMARY:Machines Like Me
TRANSP:OPAQUE
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=TEXT/HTML:<p><strong>A New Work</strong></p><p>In a bold
  new CounterBalance Theater-style physical-theatre adaptation of Ian McEwa
 n’s <em>Machines Like Me</em>\, seven transforming actors play multiple ch
 aracters and all of the movement roles\, conjuring a world where the line 
 between human and machine is dangerously thin. When Charlie comes into mon
 ey\, he buys Adam\, one of the first synthetic humans\, and with Miranda’s
  help co-designs his personality. Beautiful\, strong\, clever and almost i
 mpossibly human\, Adam soon develops desires\, convictions and a love of h
 is own\, creating a triangle that forces Charlie\, Miranda and Adam to con
 front profound questions of truth\, morality\, intimacy and identity. Can 
 we design the perfect partner? And when a machine can love\, create\, judg
 e and choose\, what makes us human — our outward deeds\, our inner lives\,
  or something more?</p>
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DESCRIPTION:<p><strong>A New Work</strong></p><p>In a bold new CounterBalan
 ce Theater-style physical-theatre adaptation of Ian McEwan’s Machines Like
  Me\, seven transforming actors play multiple characters and all of the mo
 vement roles\, conjuring a world where the line between human and machine 
 is dangerously thin. When Charlie comes into money\, he buys Adam\, one of
  the first synthetic humans\, and with Miranda’s help co-designs his perso
 nality. Beautiful\, strong\, clever and almost impossibly human\, Adam soo
 n develops desires\, convictions and a love of his own\, creating a triang
 le that forces Charlie\, Miranda and Adam to confront profound questions o
 f truth\, morality\, intimacy and identity. Can we design the perfect part
 ner? And when a machine can love\, create\, judge and choose\, what makes 
 us human — our outward deeds\, our inner lives\, or something more?</p>
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LAST-MODIFIED:20260902T212000Z
SUMMARY:Machines Like Me
TRANSP:OPAQUE
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=TEXT/HTML:<p><strong>A New Work</strong></p><p>In a bold
  new CounterBalance Theater-style physical-theatre adaptation of Ian McEwa
 n’s <em>Machines Like Me</em>\, seven transforming actors play multiple ch
 aracters and all of the movement roles\, conjuring a world where the line 
 between human and machine is dangerously thin. When Charlie comes into mon
 ey\, he buys Adam\, one of the first synthetic humans\, and with Miranda’s
  help co-designs his personality. Beautiful\, strong\, clever and almost i
 mpossibly human\, Adam soon develops desires\, convictions and a love of h
 is own\, creating a triangle that forces Charlie\, Miranda and Adam to con
 front profound questions of truth\, morality\, intimacy and identity. Can 
 we design the perfect partner? And when a machine can love\, create\, judg
 e and choose\, what makes us human — our outward deeds\, our inner lives\,
  or something more?</p>
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DESCRIPTION:<p><strong>A New Work</strong></p><p>In a bold new CounterBalan
 ce Theater-style physical-theatre adaptation of Ian McEwan’s Machines Like
  Me\, seven transforming actors play multiple characters and all of the mo
 vement roles\, conjuring a world where the line between human and machine 
 is dangerously thin. When Charlie comes into money\, he buys Adam\, one of
  the first synthetic humans\, and with Miranda’s help co-designs his perso
 nality. Beautiful\, strong\, clever and almost impossibly human\, Adam soo
 n develops desires\, convictions and a love of his own\, creating a triang
 le that forces Charlie\, Miranda and Adam to confront profound questions o
 f truth\, morality\, intimacy and identity. Can we design the perfect part
 ner? And when a machine can love\, create\, judge and choose\, what makes 
 us human — our outward deeds\, our inner lives\, or something more?</p>
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DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20270204T000000
LAST-MODIFIED:20260902T212000Z
SUMMARY:Machines Like Me
TRANSP:OPAQUE
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=TEXT/HTML:<p><strong>A New Work</strong></p><p>In a bold
  new CounterBalance Theater-style physical-theatre adaptation of Ian McEwa
 n’s <em>Machines Like Me</em>\, seven transforming actors play multiple ch
 aracters and all of the movement roles\, conjuring a world where the line 
 between human and machine is dangerously thin. When Charlie comes into mon
 ey\, he buys Adam\, one of the first synthetic humans\, and with Miranda’s
  help co-designs his personality. Beautiful\, strong\, clever and almost i
 mpossibly human\, Adam soon develops desires\, convictions and a love of h
 is own\, creating a triangle that forces Charlie\, Miranda and Adam to con
 front profound questions of truth\, morality\, intimacy and identity. Can 
 we design the perfect partner? And when a machine can love\, create\, judg
 e and choose\, what makes us human — our outward deeds\, our inner lives\,
  or something more?</p>
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DESCRIPTION:<p><strong>A New Work</strong></p><p>In a bold new CounterBalan
 ce Theater-style physical-theatre adaptation of Ian McEwan’s Machines Like
  Me\, seven transforming actors play multiple characters and all of the mo
 vement roles\, conjuring a world where the line between human and machine 
 is dangerously thin. When Charlie comes into money\, he buys Adam\, one of
  the first synthetic humans\, and with Miranda’s help co-designs his perso
 nality. Beautiful\, strong\, clever and almost impossibly human\, Adam soo
 n develops desires\, convictions and a love of his own\, creating a triang
 le that forces Charlie\, Miranda and Adam to confront profound questions o
 f truth\, morality\, intimacy and identity. Can we design the perfect part
 ner? And when a machine can love\, create\, judge and choose\, what makes 
 us human — our outward deeds\, our inner lives\, or something more?</p>
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DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20270205T000000
LAST-MODIFIED:20260902T212000Z
SUMMARY:Machines Like Me
TRANSP:OPAQUE
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=TEXT/HTML:<p><strong>A New Work</strong></p><p>In a bold
  new CounterBalance Theater-style physical-theatre adaptation of Ian McEwa
 n’s <em>Machines Like Me</em>\, seven transforming actors play multiple ch
 aracters and all of the movement roles\, conjuring a world where the line 
 between human and machine is dangerously thin. When Charlie comes into mon
 ey\, he buys Adam\, one of the first synthetic humans\, and with Miranda’s
  help co-designs his personality. Beautiful\, strong\, clever and almost i
 mpossibly human\, Adam soon develops desires\, convictions and a love of h
 is own\, creating a triangle that forces Charlie\, Miranda and Adam to con
 front profound questions of truth\, morality\, intimacy and identity. Can 
 we design the perfect partner? And when a machine can love\, create\, judg
 e and choose\, what makes us human — our outward deeds\, our inner lives\,
  or something more?</p>
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DESCRIPTION:<p><strong>A New Work</strong></p><p>In a bold new CounterBalan
 ce Theater-style physical-theatre adaptation of Ian McEwan’s Machines Like
  Me\, seven transforming actors play multiple characters and all of the mo
 vement roles\, conjuring a world where the line between human and machine 
 is dangerously thin. When Charlie comes into money\, he buys Adam\, one of
  the first synthetic humans\, and with Miranda’s help co-designs his perso
 nality. Beautiful\, strong\, clever and almost impossibly human\, Adam soo
 n develops desires\, convictions and a love of his own\, creating a triang
 le that forces Charlie\, Miranda and Adam to confront profound questions o
 f truth\, morality\, intimacy and identity. Can we design the perfect part
 ner? And when a machine can love\, create\, judge and choose\, what makes 
 us human — our outward deeds\, our inner lives\, or something more?</p>
DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20270205T200000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20270206T000000
LAST-MODIFIED:20260902T212000Z
SUMMARY:Machines Like Me
TRANSP:OPAQUE
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=TEXT/HTML:<p><strong>A New Work</strong></p><p>In a bold
  new CounterBalance Theater-style physical-theatre adaptation of Ian McEwa
 n’s <em>Machines Like Me</em>\, seven transforming actors play multiple ch
 aracters and all of the movement roles\, conjuring a world where the line 
 between human and machine is dangerously thin. When Charlie comes into mon
 ey\, he buys Adam\, one of the first synthetic humans\, and with Miranda’s
  help co-designs his personality. Beautiful\, strong\, clever and almost i
 mpossibly human\, Adam soon develops desires\, convictions and a love of h
 is own\, creating a triangle that forces Charlie\, Miranda and Adam to con
 front profound questions of truth\, morality\, intimacy and identity. Can 
 we design the perfect partner? And when a machine can love\, create\, judg
 e and choose\, what makes us human — our outward deeds\, our inner lives\,
  or something more?</p>
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DTSTAMP:20260912T183316Z
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CREATED:20260819T201736Z
DESCRIPTION:<p><strong>A New Work</strong></p><p>In a bold new CounterBalan
 ce Theater-style physical-theatre adaptation of Ian McEwan’s Machines Like
  Me\, seven transforming actors play multiple characters and all of the mo
 vement roles\, conjuring a world where the line between human and machine 
 is dangerously thin. When Charlie comes into money\, he buys Adam\, one of
  the first synthetic humans\, and with Miranda’s help co-designs his perso
 nality. Beautiful\, strong\, clever and almost impossibly human\, Adam soo
 n develops desires\, convictions and a love of his own\, creating a triang
 le that forces Charlie\, Miranda and Adam to confront profound questions o
 f truth\, morality\, intimacy and identity. Can we design the perfect part
 ner? And when a machine can love\, create\, judge and choose\, what makes 
 us human — our outward deeds\, our inner lives\, or something more?</p>
DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20270206T140000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20270207T000000
LAST-MODIFIED:20260902T212000Z
SUMMARY:Machines Like Me
TRANSP:OPAQUE
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=TEXT/HTML:<p><strong>A New Work</strong></p><p>In a bold
  new CounterBalance Theater-style physical-theatre adaptation of Ian McEwa
 n’s <em>Machines Like Me</em>\, seven transforming actors play multiple ch
 aracters and all of the movement roles\, conjuring a world where the line 
 between human and machine is dangerously thin. When Charlie comes into mon
 ey\, he buys Adam\, one of the first synthetic humans\, and with Miranda’s
  help co-designs his personality. Beautiful\, strong\, clever and almost i
 mpossibly human\, Adam soon develops desires\, convictions and a love of h
 is own\, creating a triangle that forces Charlie\, Miranda and Adam to con
 front profound questions of truth\, morality\, intimacy and identity. Can 
 we design the perfect partner? And when a machine can love\, create\, judg
 e and choose\, what makes us human — our outward deeds\, our inner lives\,
  or something more?</p>
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DTSTAMP:20260912T183316Z
CLASS:PUBLIC
CREATED:20260819T201736Z
DESCRIPTION:<p><strong>A New Work</strong></p><p>In a bold new CounterBalan
 ce Theater-style physical-theatre adaptation of Ian McEwan’s Machines Like
  Me\, seven transforming actors play multiple characters and all of the mo
 vement roles\, conjuring a world where the line between human and machine 
 is dangerously thin. When Charlie comes into money\, he buys Adam\, one of
  the first synthetic humans\, and with Miranda’s help co-designs his perso
 nality. Beautiful\, strong\, clever and almost impossibly human\, Adam soo
 n develops desires\, convictions and a love of his own\, creating a triang
 le that forces Charlie\, Miranda and Adam to confront profound questions o
 f truth\, morality\, intimacy and identity. Can we design the perfect part
 ner? And when a machine can love\, create\, judge and choose\, what makes 
 us human — our outward deeds\, our inner lives\, or something more?</p>
DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20270206T200000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20270207T000000
LAST-MODIFIED:20260902T212000Z
SUMMARY:Machines Like Me
TRANSP:OPAQUE
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=TEXT/HTML:<p><strong>A New Work</strong></p><p>In a bold
  new CounterBalance Theater-style physical-theatre adaptation of Ian McEwa
 n’s <em>Machines Like Me</em>\, seven transforming actors play multiple ch
 aracters and all of the movement roles\, conjuring a world where the line 
 between human and machine is dangerously thin. When Charlie comes into mon
 ey\, he buys Adam\, one of the first synthetic humans\, and with Miranda’s
  help co-designs his personality. Beautiful\, strong\, clever and almost i
 mpossibly human\, Adam soon develops desires\, convictions and a love of h
 is own\, creating a triangle that forces Charlie\, Miranda and Adam to con
 front profound questions of truth\, morality\, intimacy and identity. Can 
 we design the perfect partner? And when a machine can love\, create\, judg
 e and choose\, what makes us human — our outward deeds\, our inner lives\,
  or something more?</p>
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