STRANGE ATTRACTOR THEATRE CO. is Aram Alan Aghazarian, Jed Hancock-Brainerd, Rebecca Noon and Roblin Gray Davis. We create inviting and unexpected performances that challenge the popular conception of live theatre while engaging new audiences with original, high-caliber, physically devised work. Living in three distinct communities, we seek to build theatre equally with, for, and in those three communities rather than belonging to only one: Providence, Rhode Island, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and Juneau, Alaska. Our geographic differences strengthen the innovation of the work we make, our ties to the places in which we live and work, and the reach of devised theatre. Our physically-based performance style, the diverse universes we explore, and the hilarious characters we discover, unnerve while entertaining and confound while delighting. Since forming in 2010, Strange Attractor has created five full-length shows: 2010’s F.orward O.perating B.ase, a quick-change comedy about war and torture created and performed in Juneau for Perseverance Theatre; 2010’s Special Happy, an absurdist birthday party thrown for the audience created and performed in Providence for Perishable Theatre and the Wilbury Group; 2011’s If You Shoot A Boot You Might Get Wet, which follows the lives of two insufferable eccentrics living in a house of suitcases and created and performed in Providence as a co-production with Spanish company Rompecabezas; A Terrific Fire, an environmental immersive performance, part haunted house, part adventure novel, based on Ibsen’s Brand, developed with Juneau’s Perseverance Theatre, Providence’s 95 Empire and Perishable Theatre; and 2013′s Enlightenment on E Floor North, an investigation into invisible workers through the lens of the museum security guard, developed in Rhode Island, Maine, Philadelphia, and Southeast Alaska. Our theatrical space design has been commissioned by Providence’s RISD Museum and AS220.