Jenniffer Wardell | February 4, 2012
It's the dynamic speakers and huge groups of protesters that make the news, but most of the time real change comes from perfectly average men and women who spend most of their lives going about their average days. It's those people we trust to understand our lives, the ones whose kid is on our son's soccer team or works in the cubicle next to us, and if they can open, their minds a little it doesn't seem so impossible that maybe we can to. [Read article]
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God of Carnage by Yasmina Reza, translated by Christopher Hampton
Olivier Award and six-time Tony Award winning comedy centered around two sets of upper middle class parents having a cordial meeting in reaction to a schoolyard brawl between their sons. When rum replaces coffee and fragile egos crack, the conversation goes from civilized to savage. When parents parent you on parenting, the only thing left standing is the set.
Directed by John Caywood
Cast: Darrin Doman, Nell Gwynn, Zack Phifer, Christy Summerhays
(a man enters) by Elaine Jarvik & Kate Jarvik Birch
Semi-autobiographical and wildly-whimsical, (a man enters) is a an odyssey about love - and then what happens.
Directed by Alexandra Harbold
Cast: Joyce Cohen, Terence Goodman, Amanda Mahoney, Deena Marie Manzanares, Jesse Perry
Red by John Logan
A Tony Award-winning play which ignites our passion and creativity as we enter Mark Rothko's head. "I'm here to stop your heart. I'm not here to paint pretty pictures." Rothko
Directed by Keven Myhre
Cast: Morgan Lund, Ted Powell
Course 86B in the Catalogue by Kathleen Cahill
A comedic riff on evolution set in a small community college in an arid state where extraordinary artifacts from the ancient past abound - some of them still living.
Directed by Tracy Callahan
Cast: Colleen Baum, Daniel Beecher, Elise Groves, Topher Rasmussen
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