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Resilience of the
Spirit Festival 2009
Welcome to
RAMALLAH
by Sonja Linden & Adah Kay
There are 7 Shows in 2 programs that
depict the struggles and the glory
of surviving in this world of ours.
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Intrepid
Shakespeare Company
MACBETH
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What's done cannot
be undone
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Power, prophesies, fate,
fortune, madness and
love..Macbeth digs into the dark
territory of man's shocking
choices and reveals how close we
may all be to the precipice. An
intense, shockingly intimate
production that exposes one
man's deepest desire and how far
he'll go to achieve it.
Previews: July 2, 3, 4,
5, 9
Runs July 10 thru August
9, 2009.
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July 10 - Aug 9,
2009
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A Co-Production of
Triad Theatre &
Compass Theatre
SHOPPING AND
F**KING
by Mark Ravenhill |
Aug 18 - Sept 13, 2009
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Who's
Afraid of Virginia Woolf
by Edward Albee
Directed by Shana Wride
Winner of the 1963
Tony Award for Best Play. The Broadway
production of this play was a shattering
and memorable experience and proclaimed
the author as a major American
playwright.z
"This is a Big
One." —NY Journal-American. "…a
scorching, scalding, revealing and
completely engrossing drama." —Women's
Wear Daily. "…a brilliant piece of
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Oct 1- Oct 25,
2009
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Boston Marriage
by David Mamet
"Brilliant…One of
Mamet's most satisfying and accomplished
plays and one of the funniest American
comedies in years." —NY Post.
"Devastatingly funny…exceptionally
clever…demonstrates anew [Mamet's]
technical virtuosity and flexibility."
—NY Times. "Wickedly, wittily
entertaining…What makes the play…such
brilliant fun is its marriage of
glinting period artifice and
contemporary frankness." —Boston
Phoenix. "[Mamet's characters] are at
each other's throats with a wit akin to
characters out of Wilde and a vengeance
not unlike those from Pinter, Edward
Albee, or Mamet himself." —Boston Globe.
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Boston
Marriage
(Mobtown Theatre Photo)
Nov 1 - Nov 28, 2009 |
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December Show To Be Announced Shortly
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The
House of Yes
by
Wendy MacLeod
Set in the formerly stately mansion of
the Pascal family in a Washington, DC
suburb of 1983, the play begins when
Marty brings his new fiancée, blonde
ingénue Lesly, home for Thanksgiving
dinner. Marty's engagement is a threat
to the well-being of his family and a
greater threat for Jackie-O, who has
always wanted her brother all to
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Jan 15 - Feb 14, 2010 |
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