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SUMMARY:New Rep presents New Voices Theatre Festival
DESCRIPTION:New Rep’s first New Voices Theatre Festival will feature three twenty-minute plays directed by Jaime Carrillo\, Inés De La Cruz\, and Naomi Ibasitas. Each two-person cast will bring these stories to life in the intimate Black Box Theater at the Mosesian Center for the Arts. \nPlay summaries: \nAURORA by Ramón Esquivel \nThe play takes place on an Autumn Night on the Aurora Bridge in Seattle in 2010. Kai has come here to end their life\, and Halen tries to stop the attempt. We learn that Halen committed suicide in the same spot two years earlier\, and has reappeared to support Kai in this time of crisis. This play employs magical realism in an ultimately uplifting story about depression\, grief\, metaphysics\, and the transcendent nature of love. \nORGANIC by Jenna Jane \nIn a future where everyone is enhancing their bodies with the latest tech\, 81-year-old Donna Goldman is an anomaly – she’s 100 percent organic. But now\, there’s a problem: She’s dying. And a bionic body part is the only cure. Will cyborg Dr. Flores persuade her to abandon her sense of self to survive? This sci-fi drama explores the relationship between the body and the self. \nBY ANY OTHER NAME by Erin Lerch \nThe play takes place in the age of space travel. In the aftermath of the disaster that destroyed her home\, sole survivor Amaranth must decide who and how she needs to be in order to survive beneath the weight of others’ expectations. \nTickets are $25 for Adults\, and $10 for students and can be purchased at Calendar | New Rep
URL:https://newtonculture.org/event/new-rep-presents/
LOCATION:The Dorothy and Charles Mosesian Center for the Arts\, Mosesian The Dorothy and Charles Mosesian Center for the Arts info@mosesianarts.org 617-923-0100 321 Arsenal Street\, Watertown\, MA\, 02472
CATEGORIES:Festival,Theater
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SUMMARY:New Rep presents New Voices Theatre Festival
DESCRIPTION:New Rep’s first New Voices Theatre Festival will feature three twenty-minute plays directed by Jaime Carrillo\, Inés De La Cruz\, and Naomi Ibasitas. Each two-person cast will bring these stories to life in the intimate Black Box Theater at the Mosesian Center for the Arts. \nPlay summaries: \nAURORA by Ramón Esquivel \nThe play takes place on an Autumn Night on the Aurora Bridge in Seattle in 2010. Kai has come here to end their life\, and Halen tries to stop the attempt. We learn that Halen committed suicide in the same spot two years earlier\, and has reappeared to support Kai in this time of crisis. This play employs magical realism in an ultimately uplifting story about depression\, grief\, metaphysics\, and the transcendent nature of love. \nORGANIC by Jenna Jane \nIn a future where everyone is enhancing their bodies with the latest tech\, 81-year-old Donna Goldman is an anomaly – she’s 100 percent organic. But now\, there’s a problem: She’s dying. And a bionic body part is the only cure. Will cyborg Dr. Flores persuade her to abandon her sense of self to survive? This sci-fi drama explores the relationship between the body and the self. \nBY ANY OTHER NAME by Erin Lerch \nThe play takes place in the age of space travel. In the aftermath of the disaster that destroyed her home\, sole survivor Amaranth must decide who and how she needs to be in order to survive beneath the weight of others’ expectations. \nTickets are $25 for Adults\, and $10 for students and can be purchased at Calendar | New Rep
URL:https://newtonculture.org/event/new-rep-presents-new-voices-theatre-festival-4/2022-05-22/
LOCATION:The Dorothy and Charles Mosesian Center for the Arts\, Mosesian The Dorothy and Charles Mosesian Center for the Arts info@mosesianarts.org 617-923-0100 321 Arsenal Street\, Watertown\, MA\, 02472
CATEGORIES:Theater
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SUMMARY:New Rep presents New Voices Theatre Festival
DESCRIPTION:New Rep’s first New Voices Theatre Festival will feature three twenty-minute plays directed by Jaime Carrillo\, Inés De La Cruz\, and Naomi Ibasitas. Each two-person cast will bring these stories to life in the intimate Black Box Theater at the Mosesian Center for the Arts. \nPlay summaries: \nAURORA by Ramón Esquivel \nThe play takes place on an Autumn Night on the Aurora Bridge in Seattle in 2010. Kai has come here to end their life\, and Halen tries to stop the attempt. We learn that Halen committed suicide in the same spot two years earlier\, and has reappeared to support Kai in this time of crisis. This play employs magical realism in an ultimately uplifting story about depression\, grief\, metaphysics\, and the transcendent nature of love. \nORGANIC by Jenna Jane \nIn a future where everyone is enhancing their bodies with the latest tech\, 81-year-old Donna Goldman is an anomaly – she’s 100 percent organic. But now\, there’s a problem: She’s dying. And a bionic body part is the only cure. Will cyborg Dr. Flores persuade her to abandon her sense of self to survive? This sci-fi drama explores the relationship between the body and the self. \nBY ANY OTHER NAME by Erin Lerch \nThe play takes place in the age of space travel. In the aftermath of the disaster that destroyed her home\, sole survivor Amaranth must decide who and how she needs to be in order to survive beneath the weight of others’ expectations. \nTickets are $25 for Adults\, and $10 for students and can be purchased at Calendar | New Rep
URL:https://newtonculture.org/event/new-rep-presents-new-voices-theatre-festival-4/2022-05-21/
LOCATION:The Dorothy and Charles Mosesian Center for the Arts\, Mosesian The Dorothy and Charles Mosesian Center for the Arts info@mosesianarts.org 617-923-0100 321 Arsenal Street\, Watertown\, MA\, 02472
CATEGORIES:Theater
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SUMMARY:Newton Theatre Company presents: Our Tears Are the Same Color: Parallel Narratives of Palestinian and Israeli Women
DESCRIPTION:Our newest production came about because of a unique partnership between Newton Theatre Company and the Parents Circle-Families Forum. \nOur Tears Are the Same Color:\nParallel Narratives of Bereaved\nPalestinian and Israeli Women \nMarch 25 – April 3\, 2022 \nClick here to purchase your tickets. \nPresented in partnership with the Parents Circle-Families Forum \nFour women\, two Palestinian and two Israeli\, share stories from their childhoods\, memories of their families\, and the moments they learned of their loved ones’ deaths. Their stories\, woven together\, call for deeper understanding of shared pain and suffering as a way forward. Two Newton Theatre Company performers act as storytellers\, sharing these deeply personal accounts of the precariousness of life during the ongoing conflict.
URL:https://newtonculture.org/event/newton-theatre-company-presents-our-tears-are-the-same-color-parallel-narratives-of-palestinian-and-israeli-women/2022-04-03/
LOCATION:St John’s Episcopal Church\, Newton\, MA\, 297 Lowell Avenue\, Newtonville\, MA\, 02460
CATEGORIES:Performing Arts,Theater
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SUMMARY:Newton Theatre Company presents: Our Tears Are the Same Color: Parallel Narratives of Palestinian and Israeli Women
DESCRIPTION:Our newest production came about because of a unique partnership between Newton Theatre Company and the Parents Circle-Families Forum. \nOur Tears Are the Same Color:\nParallel Narratives of Bereaved\nPalestinian and Israeli Women \nMarch 25 – April 3\, 2022 \nClick here to purchase your tickets. \nPresented in partnership with the Parents Circle-Families Forum \nFour women\, two Palestinian and two Israeli\, share stories from their childhoods\, memories of their families\, and the moments they learned of their loved ones’ deaths. Their stories\, woven together\, call for deeper understanding of shared pain and suffering as a way forward. Two Newton Theatre Company performers act as storytellers\, sharing these deeply personal accounts of the precariousness of life during the ongoing conflict.
URL:https://newtonculture.org/event/newton-theatre-company-presents-our-tears-are-the-same-color-parallel-narratives-of-palestinian-and-israeli-women/2022-04-02/
LOCATION:St John’s Episcopal Church\, Newton\, MA\, 297 Lowell Avenue\, Newtonville\, MA\, 02460
CATEGORIES:Performing Arts,Theater
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SUMMARY:Newton Theatre Company presents: Our Tears Are the Same Color: Parallel Narratives of Palestinian and Israeli Women
DESCRIPTION:Our newest production came about because of a unique partnership between Newton Theatre Company and the Parents Circle-Families Forum. \nOur Tears Are the Same Color:\nParallel Narratives of Bereaved\nPalestinian and Israeli Women \nMarch 25 – April 3\, 2022 \nClick here to purchase your tickets. \nPresented in partnership with the Parents Circle-Families Forum \nFour women\, two Palestinian and two Israeli\, share stories from their childhoods\, memories of their families\, and the moments they learned of their loved ones’ deaths. Their stories\, woven together\, call for deeper understanding of shared pain and suffering as a way forward. Two Newton Theatre Company performers act as storytellers\, sharing these deeply personal accounts of the precariousness of life during the ongoing conflict.
URL:https://newtonculture.org/event/newton-theatre-company-presents-our-tears-are-the-same-color-parallel-narratives-of-palestinian-and-israeli-women/2022-04-01/
LOCATION:St John’s Episcopal Church\, Newton\, MA\, 297 Lowell Avenue\, Newtonville\, MA\, 02460
CATEGORIES:Performing Arts,Theater
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SUMMARY:Newton Theatre Company presents: Our Tears Are the Same Color: Parallel Narratives of Palestinian and Israeli Women
DESCRIPTION:Our newest production came about because of a unique partnership between Newton Theatre Company and the Parents Circle-Families Forum. \nOur Tears Are the Same Color:\nParallel Narratives of Bereaved\nPalestinian and Israeli Women \nMarch 25 – April 3\, 2022 \nClick here to purchase your tickets. \nPresented in partnership with the Parents Circle-Families Forum \nFour women\, two Palestinian and two Israeli\, share stories from their childhoods\, memories of their families\, and the moments they learned of their loved ones’ deaths. Their stories\, woven together\, call for deeper understanding of shared pain and suffering as a way forward. Two Newton Theatre Company performers act as storytellers\, sharing these deeply personal accounts of the precariousness of life during the ongoing conflict.
URL:https://newtonculture.org/event/newton-theatre-company-presents-our-tears-are-the-same-color-parallel-narratives-of-palestinian-and-israeli-women/2022-03-27/
LOCATION:St John’s Episcopal Church\, Newton\, MA\, 297 Lowell Avenue\, Newtonville\, MA\, 02460
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SUMMARY:Newton Theatre Company presents: Our Tears Are the Same Color: Parallel Narratives of Palestinian and Israeli Women
DESCRIPTION:Our newest production came about because of a unique partnership between Newton Theatre Company and the Parents Circle-Families Forum. \nOur Tears Are the Same Color:\nParallel Narratives of Bereaved\nPalestinian and Israeli Women \nMarch 25 – April 3\, 2022 \nClick here to purchase your tickets. \nPresented in partnership with the Parents Circle-Families Forum \nFour women\, two Palestinian and two Israeli\, share stories from their childhoods\, memories of their families\, and the moments they learned of their loved ones’ deaths. Their stories\, woven together\, call for deeper understanding of shared pain and suffering as a way forward. Two Newton Theatre Company performers act as storytellers\, sharing these deeply personal accounts of the precariousness of life during the ongoing conflict.
URL:https://newtonculture.org/event/newton-theatre-company-presents-our-tears-are-the-same-color-parallel-narratives-of-palestinian-and-israeli-women/2022-03-26/
LOCATION:St John’s Episcopal Church\, Newton\, MA\, 297 Lowell Avenue\, Newtonville\, MA\, 02460
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SUMMARY:Newton Theatre Company presents: Our Tears Are the Same Color: Parallel Narratives of Palestinian and Israeli Women
DESCRIPTION:Our newest production came about because of a unique partnership between Newton Theatre Company and the Parents Circle-Families Forum. \nOur Tears Are the Same Color:\nParallel Narratives of Bereaved\nPalestinian and Israeli Women \nMarch 25 – April 3\, 2022 \nClick here to purchase your tickets. \nPresented in partnership with the Parents Circle-Families Forum \nFour women\, two Palestinian and two Israeli\, share stories from their childhoods\, memories of their families\, and the moments they learned of their loved ones’ deaths. Their stories\, woven together\, call for deeper understanding of shared pain and suffering as a way forward. Two Newton Theatre Company performers act as storytellers\, sharing these deeply personal accounts of the precariousness of life during the ongoing conflict.
URL:https://newtonculture.org/event/newton-theatre-company-presents-our-tears-are-the-same-color-parallel-narratives-of-palestinian-and-israeli-women/2022-03-25/
LOCATION:St John’s Episcopal Church\, Newton\, MA\, 297 Lowell Avenue\, Newtonville\, MA\, 02460
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