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Nora’s Playhouse is pleased to announce the first public reading of

whatdoesfreemean?

a new play by Catherine Filloux
directed by Amy S. Green
performed by Connie Winston
with Rebecca Lovett, Bobby Plasencia, Julissa Roman, and Myxolydia Tyler

Thursday, April 21, 2016 at 8 p.m.

The Black Box Theatre
John Jay College of Criminal Justice
524 West 59th Street (between 10th/11th)

Suggested Donation: $10

Nora’s Playhouse is pleased to announce the first public reading of whatdoesfreemean?, a new play by award-winning playwright Catherine Filloux. Developed in collaboration with Nora’s Playhouse and the John Jay College of Criminal Justice, whatdoesfreemean? takes us into the cell and the mind of its central character, Mary, an African-American woman who is serving time for an undisclosed crime. Her days in solitary confinement are spent trying to keep her sanity in the face of loneliness, indifference, human cruelty, and loss. As she grapples with internal voices that threaten to loosen her grip on reality, anger, outrage, strength, and humor carry Mary through her period of incarceration and beyond.

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Photos from the reading of WASH, DRY, FOLD by Nedra Pezold Roberts

Thank you for everyone who made it to our special reading in Montgomery, AL on May 8, 2015! Special Thanks to Huntingdon College for being such great hosts!

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You’re Invited to a Reading of WASH, DRY, FOLD in Montgomery!

Nora’s Playhouse presents a stage reading of…

WASH, DRY, FOLD
By Nedra Pezold Roberts
Directed by Caroline Reddick Lawson

Friday, May 8, 2015

7:00PM

Sisters Trudy and Enola have been bickering all their adult lives over differences in religion, lifestyle, and childhood resentments. Now they’re stuck with each other running Grace’s Place, the run-down New Orleans laundromat they inherited from their mother. Uncle Slackjaw, a Vietnam P.O.W., slips in and out of reality as often as he wanders in and out of the laundromat. The bank has turned them down for a loan; the cops are after Uncle Slack. The arrival in town of Arlene, a 28 year-old, over-qualified tattoo artist, brings the possibility of change. Might she be the catalyst for resolution, reconciliation, or even redemption?

Featuring:
Angela Dickson as Trudy
Sarah Spratling as Enola
Carl Palmer as Uncle Slack
Rebecca Lovett as Arlene
Scott Page as Mick Mahoney

Amy S. Green reading Stage Directions

Hosted by:
Huntingdon College
Leo J. Drum Theatre
1125 East Fairview Avenue
Montgomery, AL 36106

Admission is FREE, but seating is limited. Please RSVP: reservations@norasplayhouse.org

(Suggested donation of $10 to go towards further Nora’s Playhouse programming.)