Fifth House Ensemble will present the world premiere of “The Weaver’s Tale: of cinderella and the devil” for two performances only, Feb. 15 at 7 p.m. at the Chicago Cultural Center (FREE) and Feb, 16 at 8 p.m. at Mayne Stage (Ticketed Event). This world premiere concert is the second performance in Fifth House Ensemble’s 2010-2011 season concert series, “The Weaver’s Tales,” following the Nov. 2010 premiere of “The Weaver’s Tale: of the fearless boy and the loveless girl.” While each concert is a stand-alone event, “The Weaver” herself (played by co-creator/director Lindsey Marks) provides a common thread along with a collaborative team that includes Fifth House Ensemble and Rebekah Scallet. With music selections including Ludwig von Beethoven (“Septet”), Elliott Carter (“Sonata for flute, oboe, cello and harpsichord”) and Mark Fish (“Pictures of Miro,” selections), “The Weaver’s Tale: of cinderella and the devil” weaves together three separate tales including “Cinderella,” “How The Devil Married Three Sisters” and “The Robber Bridegroom.” Fifth House Ensemble takes a feminist twist with these tales, examining how women interact with men, both positively and negatively.