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SUMMARY:The Nora Salon: "Great White"
DESCRIPTION:Our next gathering of The Nora Salon is Friday\, January 11th in Brooklyn! \nWe hope you’ll join us in the new year for a glass of wine\, friendly conversation\, and an informal reading of Deborah Yarchun’s full-length play: Great White.\n\n***\nFourteen-year-old Brooke is in trouble. Her sixteen-year-old sister\, Ivy\, is manic and increasingly violent\, and their mother\, Gail\, refuses to acknowledge the danger. As Brooke struggles to hold her family together\, she copes by tracking a great white shark. This leads her to Luis\, a troubled fifteen-year-old boy intent on swimming out to meet the shark in the ocean. As their friendship deepens\, Brooke becomes increasingly aware of the shark drawing closer in her own life: that her sister\, in a manic fit\, might kill her. Set in present-day southern Florida\, between coastal floods\, Great White is a coming-of-age drama that explores unremitting love for family\, and the consequences of inaction. \n*** \nSpace is extremely limited. Reservations are required.\nPlease email us at reservations@norasplayhouse.org to add your name to the guest list.\nYou’ll receive the exact address and directions in a separate email when your reservation is confirmed. \nSuggested donation: $10
URL:https://www.norasplayhouse.org/event/the-nora-salon-great-white/
LOCATION:Hosted by Franklin Stone\, Pacific Street and Henry Street\, Brooklyn\, NY\, 11201\, United States
CATEGORIES:The Nora Salon - NYC
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SUMMARY:The Nora Salon: "Wish Bone"
DESCRIPTION:Our next gathering of The Nora Salon is Friday\, November 30! We hope you’ll join us for a glass of wine\, friendly conversation\, and an informal reading of Phoebe Farber’s full-length play: Wish Bone. \n***\nRaylene works at the Homestead poultry processing plant in rural Shenandoah County\, Virginia\, gutting chickens and removing their legs and wings. It’s a disgusting job but it pays well\, so she keeps her head down. But Ray feels trapped by her dead-end job\, unhappy marriage\, and an unfulfilling affair with a high school crush. Things start to change when Carla\, an animal rights activist\, arrives to organize a strike and opens Ray’s eyes to the cruelty all around her. \n*** \nSpace is extremely limited. Reservations are required. \nPlease email us at reservations@norasplayhouse.org to add your name to the guest list. You’ll receive the apartment number and directions in a separate email when your reservation is confirmed. \n(Please note: Our host has a cat.)
URL:https://www.norasplayhouse.org/event/the-nora-salon-wish-bone/
LOCATION:Hosted by Anne Farber\, 161 West 86th Street\, New York\, NY\, 10024\, United States
CATEGORIES:The Nora Salon - NYC
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SUMMARY:Nora's Salon South: Ashes & Ink
DESCRIPTION:Our first ever gathering of Nora’s Salon South is Thursday\, October 25th! We are excited to invite you to join us for a glass of wine\, friendly conversation\, and an informal reading of Martha Pichey’s “Ashes & Ink\,” a play currently in development with Nora’s Playhouse. \n***\nMolly would do anything for her son\, especially since the death of her husband. But trying to keep Quinn on track after he descended into addiction means she’s close to going off the rails herself. Now he’s just out of rehab with the chance to audition for a place at the world’s best drama school. Molly wants to trust him. She wants him well more than anything. But how does a mother move on and make room for new love when she’s consumed with the life of her son? \nSPACE IS LIMITED. RESERVATIONS ARE REQUIRED.\nPlease email us at reservations@norasplayhouse.org to add your name to the guest list.
URL:https://www.norasplayhouse.org/event/noras-salon-south-ashes-ink/
LOCATION:Hosted by Mission House\, 461 South Court Street\, Montgomery\, AL\, 36104\, United States
CATEGORIES:Nora's Salon South
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20180921T190000
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SUMMARY:The Nora Salon: "The Great Forgotten"
DESCRIPTION:Our next gathering of The Nora Salon is Friday\, September 21. We hope you’ll join us for a glass of wine\, friendly conversation\, and an informal reading of an excerpt from Kacie and Karen Devaney’s two-act play: “The Great Forgotten.” \nIn 1917\, Elizabeth is one of the first registered nurses to offer her services in France when the United States finally enters World War I. Her sister Celia\, an artist at heart\, never shies away from adventure\, so she signs up as a volunteer to aide in the Great War\, tagging along with Elizabeth for what she imagines will be an exciting experience. Together with their fellow nurses\, the sisters are faced with the gruesome realities of trench warfare as they struggle to save the thousands of wounded soldiers who pass through base hospital 21. Through friendship\, tears\, and laughter\, these unsung heroes perform extraordinary acts of courage\, even when it means risking their own lives. \nWith the World War I centennial just around the corner on November 11th\, we hope you will join us for the premiere reading of this new\, completely revised version of The Great Forgotten by mother-daughter playwrighting team Kacie and Karen Devaney. \nPlease email us at reservations@norasplayhouse.org to add your name to the guest list. You’ll receive the apartment number and directions in a separate email when your reservation is confirmed.
URL:https://www.norasplayhouse.org/event/the-nora-salon-the-great-forgotten/
LOCATION:Hosted by Ben Dwoken\, 550 West 45th Street\, New York\, NY\, 10036\, United States
CATEGORIES:The Nora Salon - NYC
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SUMMARY:whatdoesfreemean? 3pm - CLOSING
DESCRIPTION:Nora’s Playhouse presents \nwhatdoesfreemean?\na new play by award-winning human rights playwright Catherine Filloux \nwhatdoesfreemean? follows the journey of an African-American woman serving a long sentence for a non-violent drug offense. When Mary ends up in solitary confinement\, she struggles to maintain her sanity in the face of loneliness\, indifference\, human cruelty\, and loss. The play takes the audience into her psychic world. We travel alongside her self-guided intellectual and emotional journey into the nature of freedom\, both physical and psychological as Marys external and internal experience unfolds on stage in the present\, in memory\, and in the fantasies that help her survive. \nWith James Edward Becton*\, Brenda Crawley\, Justin Jorrell\, Galway McCullough*\, Liz Morgan*\, and Lisa Strum* as Mary \nDirected by Amy S. Green \nScenic and Lighting Design by Phoebe Mauro\nProjection and Sound Design by Sadah Espii Proctor\nCostume Design by Rashidah Nelson\nFight Choreography by Galway McCullough \nGeneral Management by Rebecca Lovett \n  \n \n  \nwhatdoesfreemean? was developed with the support of Nora’s Playhouse. \nThe Nora’s Playhouse production of whatdoesfreemean? is presented by The Tank. It is an Equity approved showcase. \n*Actors appearing courtesy of Actors Equity Association \nGraphic Design: Veronica Bella
URL:https://www.norasplayhouse.org/event/whatdoesfreemean-3pm-closing/
LOCATION:The Tank\, 312 West 36th Street\, 1st Floor\, NEW YORK\, NY\, 10018\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20180721T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20180721T203000
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CREATED:20180605T020719Z
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SUMMARY:whatdoesfreemean? 7pm
DESCRIPTION:Nora’s Playhouse presents \nwhatdoesfreemean?\na new play by award-winning human rights playwright Catherine Filloux \nwhatdoesfreemean? follows the journey of an African-American woman serving a long sentence for a non-violent drug offense. When Mary ends up in solitary confinement\, she struggles to maintain her sanity in the face of loneliness\, indifference\, human cruelty\, and loss. The play takes the audience into her psychic world. We travel alongside her self-guided intellectual and emotional journey into the nature of freedom\, both physical and psychological as Marys external and internal experience unfolds on stage in the present\, in memory\, and in the fantasies that help her survive. \nWith James Edward Becton*\, Brenda Crawley\, Justin Jorrell\, Galway McCullough*\, Liz Morgan*\, and Lisa Strum* as Mary \nDirected by Amy S. Green \nScenic and Lighting Design by Phoebe Mauro\nProjection and Sound Design by Sadah Espii Proctor\nCostume Design by Rashidah Nelson\nFight Choreography by Galway McCullough \nGeneral Management by Rebecca Lovett \n  \n \n  \nThis performance will be immediately followed by a brief conversation with Sheila Samuels Esq.\, a former ADA for Orange County\, NY who is now in solo practice. \n  \nwhatdoesfreemean? was developed with the support of Nora’s Playhouse. \nThe Nora’s Playhouse production of whatdoesfreemean? is presented by The Tank. It is an Equity approved showcase. \n*Actors appearing courtesy of Actors Equity Association \nGraphic Design: Veronica Bella
URL:https://www.norasplayhouse.org/event/whatdoesfreemean-7-21/
LOCATION:The Tank\, 312 West 36th Street\, 1st Floor\, NEW YORK\, NY\, 10018\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20180720T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20180720T203000
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CREATED:20180605T015810Z
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SUMMARY:whatdoesfreemean? 7pm
DESCRIPTION:Nora’s Playhouse presents \nwhatdoesfreemean?\na new play by award-winning human rights playwright Catherine Filloux \nwhatdoesfreemean? follows the journey of an African-American woman serving a long sentence for a non-violent drug offense. When Mary ends up in solitary confinement\, she struggles to maintain her sanity in the face of loneliness\, indifference\, human cruelty\, and loss. The play takes the audience into her psychic world. We travel alongside her self-guided intellectual and emotional journey into the nature of freedom\, both physical and psychological as Marys external and internal experience unfolds on stage in the present\, in memory\, and in the fantasies that help her survive. \nWith James Edward Becton*\, Brenda Crawley\, Justin Jorrell\, Galway McCullough*\, Liz Morgan*\, and Lisa Strum* as Mary \nDirected by Amy S. Green \nScenic and Lighting Design by Phoebe Mauro\nProjection and Sound Design by Sadah Espii Proctor\nCostume Design by Rashidah Nelson\nFight Choreography by Galway McCullough \nGeneral Management by Rebecca Lovett \n  \n \n  \nThis performance will be immediately followed by a brief conversation with Vivian Nixon\, Executive Director of the College and Community Fellowship\, a nonprofit dedicated to helping women with criminal convictions earn college degrees so that they\, their families\, and their communities can thrive. \n  \nwhatdoesfreemean? was developed with the support of Nora’s Playhouse. \nThe Nora’s Playhouse production of whatdoesfreemean? is presented by The Tank. It is an Equity approved showcase. \n*Actors appearing courtesy of Actors Equity Association \nGraphic Design: Veronica Bella
URL:https://www.norasplayhouse.org/event/whatdoesfreemean-7-20/
LOCATION:The Tank\, 312 West 36th Street\, 1st Floor\, NEW YORK\, NY\, 10018\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20180719T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20180719T203000
DTSTAMP:20260417T021412
CREATED:20180605T020212Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20180608T155710Z
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SUMMARY:whatdoesfreemean? 7pm
DESCRIPTION:Nora’s Playhouse presents \nwhatdoesfreemean?\na new play by award-winning human rights playwright Catherine Filloux \nwhatdoesfreemean? follows the journey of an African-American woman serving a long sentence for a non-violent drug offense. When Mary ends up in solitary confinement\, she struggles to maintain her sanity in the face of loneliness\, indifference\, human cruelty\, and loss. The play takes the audience into her psychic world. We travel alongside her self-guided intellectual and emotional journey into the nature of freedom\, both physical and psychological as Marys external and internal experience unfolds on stage in the present\, in memory\, and in the fantasies that help her survive. \nWith James Edward Becton*\, Brenda Crawley\, Justin Jorrell\, Galway McCullough*\, Liz Morgan*\, and Lisa Strum* as Mary \nDirected by Amy S. Green \nScenic and Lighting Design by Phoebe Mauro\nProjection and Sound Design by Sadah Espii Proctor\nCostume Design by Rashidah Nelson\nFight Choreography by Galway McCullough \nGeneral Management by Rebecca Lovett \n  \n \n  \nwhatdoesfreemean? was developed with the support of Nora’s Playhouse. \nThe Nora’s Playhouse production of whatdoesfreemean? is presented by The Tank. It is an Equity approved showcase. \n*Actors appearing courtesy of Actors Equity Association \nGraphic Design: Veronica Bella
URL:https://www.norasplayhouse.org/event/whatdoesfreemean-7-19/
LOCATION:The Tank\, 312 West 36th Street\, 1st Floor\, NEW YORK\, NY\, 10018\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20180718T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20180718T203000
DTSTAMP:20260417T021412
CREATED:20180605T020027Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20180608T162111Z
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SUMMARY:whatdoesfreemean? 7pm
DESCRIPTION:Nora’s Playhouse presents \nwhatdoesfreemean?\na new play by award-winning human rights playwright Catherine Filloux \nwhatdoesfreemean? follows the journey of an African-American woman serving a long sentence for a non-violent drug offense. When Mary ends up in solitary confinement\, she struggles to maintain her sanity in the face of loneliness\, indifference\, human cruelty\, and loss. The play takes the audience into her psychic world. We travel alongside her self-guided intellectual and emotional journey into the nature of freedom\, both physical and psychological as Marys external and internal experience unfolds on stage in the present\, in memory\, and in the fantasies that help her survive. \nWith James Edward Becton*\, Brenda Crawley\, Justin Jorrell\, Galway McCullough*\, Liz Morgan*\, and Lisa Strum* as Mary \nDirected by Amy S. Green \nScenic and Lighting Design by Phoebe Mauro\nProjection and Sound Design by Sadah Espii Proctor\nCostume Design by Rashidah Nelson\nFight Choreography by Galway McCullough \nGeneral Management by Rebecca Lovett \n  \n \n  \nThis performance will be immediately followed by a brief conversation with Philip Hall\, a writer who was formerly incarcerated at Otisville Correctional Facility. \n  \nwhatdoesfreemean? was developed with the support of Nora’s Playhouse. \nThe Nora’s Playhouse production of whatdoesfreemean? is presented by The Tank. It is an Equity approved showcase. \n*Actors appearing courtesy of Actors Equity Association \nGraphic Design: Veronica Bella
URL:https://www.norasplayhouse.org/event/whatdoesfreemean-7-18/
LOCATION:The Tank\, 312 West 36th Street\, 1st Floor\, NEW YORK\, NY\, 10018\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20180715T150000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20180715T163000
DTSTAMP:20260417T021412
CREATED:20180605T014726Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20180608T172037Z
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SUMMARY:whatdoesfreemean? 3pm
DESCRIPTION:Nora’s Playhouse presents \nwhatdoesfreemean?\na new play by award-winning human rights playwright Catherine Filloux \nwhatdoesfreemean? follows the journey of an African-American woman serving a long sentence for a non-violent drug offense. When Mary ends up in solitary confinement\, she struggles to maintain her sanity in the face of loneliness\, indifference\, human cruelty\, and loss. The play takes the audience into her psychic world. We travel alongside her self-guided intellectual and emotional journey into the nature of freedom\, both physical and psychological as Marys external and internal experience unfolds on stage in the present\, in memory\, and in the fantasies that help her survive. \nWith James Edward Becton*\, Brenda Crawley\, Justin Jorrell\, Galway McCullough*\, Liz Morgan*\, and Lisa Strum* as Mary \nDirected by Amy S. Green \nScenic and Lighting Design by Phoebe Mauro\nProjection and Sound Design by Sadah Espii Proctor\nCostume Design by Rashidah Nelson\nFight Choreography by Galway McCullough \nGeneral Management by Rebecca Lovett \n  \n \n  \nThis performance will be immediately followed by a brief conversation with Katherine Sweetness Jennings of the College and Community Fellowship\, a nonprofit dedicated to helping women with criminal convictions earn college degrees so that they\, their families\, and their communities can thrive. \n  \nwhatdoesfreemean? was developed with the support of Nora’s Playhouse. \nThe Nora’s Playhouse production of whatdoesfreemean? is presented by The Tank. It is an Equity approved showcase. \n*Actors appearing courtesy of Actors Equity Association \nGraphic Design: Veronica Bella
URL:https://www.norasplayhouse.org/event/whatdoesfreemean-7-15/
LOCATION:The Tank\, 312 West 36th Street\, 1st Floor\, NEW YORK\, NY\, 10018\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20180714T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20180714T203000
DTSTAMP:20260417T021412
CREATED:20180605T014543Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20180608T172503Z
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SUMMARY:whatdoesfreemean? 7pm
DESCRIPTION:Nora’s Playhouse presents \nwhatdoesfreemean?\na new play by award-winning human rights playwright Catherine Filloux \nwhatdoesfreemean? follows the journey of an African-American woman serving a long sentence for a non-violent drug offense. When Mary ends up in solitary confinement\, she struggles to maintain her sanity in the face of loneliness\, indifference\, human cruelty\, and loss. The play takes the audience into her psychic world. We travel alongside her self-guided intellectual and emotional journey into the nature of freedom\, both physical and psychological as Marys external and internal experience unfolds on stage in the present\, in memory\, and in the fantasies that help her survive. \nWith James Edward Becton*\, Brenda Crawley\, Justin Jorrell\, Galway McCullough*\, Liz Morgan*\, and Lisa Strum* as Mary \nDirected by Amy S. Green \nScenic and Lighting Design by Phoebe Mauro\nProjection and Sound Design by Sadah Espii Proctor\nCostume Design by Rashidah Nelson\nFight Choreography by Galway McCullough \nGeneral Management by Rebecca Lovett \n  \n \n  \nwhatdoesfreemean? was developed with the support of Nora’s Playhouse. \nThe Nora’s Playhouse production of whatdoesfreemean? is presented by The Tank. It is an Equity approved showcase. \n*Actors appearing courtesy of Actors Equity Association \nGraphic Design: Veronica Bella
URL:https://www.norasplayhouse.org/event/whatdoesfreemean-7-14/
LOCATION:The Tank\, 312 West 36th Street\, 1st Floor\, NEW YORK\, NY\, 10018\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20180713T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20180713T203000
DTSTAMP:20260417T021412
CREATED:20180605T014355Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20180608T172831Z
UID:11830-1531508400-1531513800@www.norasplayhouse.org
SUMMARY:whatdoesfreemean? 7pm
DESCRIPTION:Nora’s Playhouse presents \nwhatdoesfreemean?\na new play by award-winning human rights playwright Catherine Filloux \nwhatdoesfreemean? follows the journey of an African-American woman serving a long sentence for a non-violent drug offense. When Mary ends up in solitary confinement\, she struggles to maintain her sanity in the face of loneliness\, indifference\, human cruelty\, and loss. The play takes the audience into her psychic world. We travel alongside her self-guided intellectual and emotional journey into the nature of freedom\, both physical and psychological as Marys external and internal experience unfolds on stage in the present\, in memory\, and in the fantasies that help her survive. \nWith James Edward Becton*\, Brenda Crawley\, Justin Jorrell\, Galway McCullough*\, Liz Morgan*\, and Lisa Strum* as Mary \nDirected by Amy S. Green \nScenic and Lighting Design by Phoebe Mauro\nProjection and Sound Design by Sadah Espii Proctor\nCostume Design by Rashidah Nelson\nFight Choreography by Galway McCullough \nGeneral Management by Rebecca Lovett \n  \n \n  \nwhatdoesfreemean? was developed with the support of Nora’s Playhouse. \nThe Nora’s Playhouse production of whatdoesfreemean? is presented by The Tank. It is an Equity approved showcase. \n*Actors appearing courtesy of Actors Equity Association \nGraphic Design: Veronica Bella
URL:https://www.norasplayhouse.org/event/whatdoesfreemean-7-13/
LOCATION:The Tank\, 312 West 36th Street\, 1st Floor\, NEW YORK\, NY\, 10018\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20180712T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20180712T203000
DTSTAMP:20260417T021412
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SUMMARY:whatdoesfreemean? 7pm
DESCRIPTION:Nora’s Playhouse presents \nwhatdoesfreemean?\na new play by award-winning human rights playwright Catherine Filloux \nwhatdoesfreemean? follows the journey of an African-American woman serving a long sentence for a non-violent drug offense. When Mary ends up in solitary confinement\, she struggles to maintain her sanity in the face of loneliness\, indifference\, human cruelty\, and loss. The play takes the audience into her psychic world. We travel alongside her self-guided intellectual and emotional journey into the nature of freedom\, both physical and psychological as Marys external and internal experience unfolds on stage in the present\, in memory\, and in the fantasies that help her survive. \nWith James Edward Becton*\, Brenda Crawley\, Justin Jorrell\, Galway McCullough*\, Liz Morgan*\, and Lisa Strum* as Mary \nDirected by Amy S. Green \nScenic and Lighting Design by Phoebe Mauro\nProjection and Sound Design by Sadah Espii Proctor\nCostume Design by Rashidah Nelson\nFight Choreography by Galway McCullough \nGeneral Management by Rebecca Lovett \n  \n \n  \nwhatdoesfreemean? was developed with the support of Nora’s Playhouse. \nThe Nora’s Playhouse production of whatdoesfreemean? is presented by The Tank. It is an Equity approved showcase. \n*Actors appearing courtesy of Actors Equity Association \nGraphic Design: Veronica Bella
URL:https://www.norasplayhouse.org/event/whatdoesfreemean-7-12/
LOCATION:The Tank\, 312 West 36th Street\, 1st Floor\, NEW YORK\, NY\, 10018\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20180708T150000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20180708T163000
DTSTAMP:20260417T021412
CREATED:20180605T013533Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20180608T174751Z
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SUMMARY:whatdoesfreemean? 3pm
DESCRIPTION:Nora’s Playhouse presents \nwhatdoesfreemean?\na new play by award-winning human rights playwright Catherine Filloux \nwhatdoesfreemean? follows the journey of an African-American woman serving a long sentence for a non-violent drug offense. When Mary ends up in solitary confinement\, she struggles to maintain her sanity in the face of loneliness\, indifference\, human cruelty\, and loss. The play takes the audience into her psychic world. We travel alongside her self-guided intellectual and emotional journey into the nature of freedom\, both physical and psychological as Marys external and internal experience unfolds on stage in the present\, in memory\, and in the fantasies that help her survive. \nWith James Edward Becton*\, Brenda Crawley\, Justin Jorrell\, Galway McCullough*\, Liz Morgan*\, and Lisa Strum* as Mary \nDirected by Amy S. Green \nScenic and Lighting Design by Phoebe Mauro\nProjection and Sound Design by Sadah Espii Proctor\nCostume Design by Rashidah Nelson\nFight Choreography by Galway McCullough \nGeneral Management by Rebecca Lovett \n  \n \n  \nThis performance will be immediately followed by a brief conversation with Michael Hanley\, a senior attorney with the Santa Barbara County Office of the Public Defender. \n  \nwhatdoesfreemean? was developed with the support of Nora’s Playhouse. \nThe Nora’s Playhouse production of whatdoesfreemean? is presented by The Tank. It is an Equity approved showcase. \n*Actors appearing courtesy of Actors Equity Association \nGraphic Design: Veronica Bella
URL:https://www.norasplayhouse.org/event/whatdoesfreemean-7-8/
LOCATION:The Tank\, 312 West 36th Street\, 1st Floor\, NEW YORK\, NY\, 10018\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20180707T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20180707T203000
DTSTAMP:20260417T021412
CREATED:20180605T013002Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20180608T175216Z
UID:11818-1530990000-1530995400@www.norasplayhouse.org
SUMMARY:whatdoesfreemean? 7pm
DESCRIPTION:Nora’s Playhouse presents \nwhatdoesfreemean?\na new play by award-winning human rights playwright Catherine Filloux \nwhatdoesfreemean? follows the journey of an African-American woman serving a long sentence for a non-violent drug offense. When Mary ends up in solitary confinement\, she struggles to maintain her sanity in the face of loneliness\, indifference\, human cruelty\, and loss. The play takes the audience into her psychic world. We travel alongside her self-guided intellectual and emotional journey into the nature of freedom\, both physical and psychological as Marys external and internal experience unfolds on stage in the present\, in memory\, and in the fantasies that help her survive. \nWith James Edward Becton*\, Brenda Crawley\, Justin Jorrell\, Galway McCullough*\, Liz Morgan*\, and Lisa Strum* as Mary \nDirected by Amy S. Green \nScenic and Lighting Design by Phoebe Mauro\nProjection and Sound Design by Sadah Espii Proctor\nCostume Design by Rashidah Nelson\nFight Choreography by Galway McCullough \nGeneral Management by Rebecca Lovett \n  \n \n  \nThis performance will be immediately followed by a brief conversation with Dr. Annette Hanson\, Director of the University of Maryland Forensic Psychiatry Fellowship. Dr. Hanson also provides supervision at Clifton T. Perkins Hospital Center where fellows are responsible for in-depth pretrial evaluations and the treatment of incompetent criminal defendants. \n  \nwhatdoesfreemean? was developed with the support of Nora’s Playhouse. \nThe Nora’s Playhouse production of whatdoesfreemean? is presented by The Tank. It is an Equity approved showcase. \n*Actors appearing courtesy of Actors Equity Association \nGraphic Design: Veronica Bella
URL:https://www.norasplayhouse.org/event/whatdoesfreemean-7-7/
LOCATION:The Tank\, 312 West 36th Street\, 1st Floor\, NEW YORK\, NY\, 10018\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20180706T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20180706T203000
DTSTAMP:20260417T021412
CREATED:20180605T012233Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20180608T175559Z
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SUMMARY:whatdoesfreemean? 7pm -  OPENING NIGHT
DESCRIPTION:Nora’s Playhouse presents \nwhatdoesfreemean?\na new play by award-winning human rights playwright Catherine Filloux \nwhatdoesfreemean? follows the journey of an African-American woman serving a long sentence for a non-violent drug offense. When Mary ends up in solitary confinement\, she struggles to maintain her sanity in the face of loneliness\, indifference\, human cruelty\, and loss. The play takes the audience into her psychic world. We travel alongside her self-guided intellectual and emotional journey into the nature of freedom\, both physical and psychological as Marys external and internal experience unfolds on stage in the present\, in memory\, and in the fantasies that help her survive. \nWith James Edward Becton*\, Brenda Crawley\, Justin Jorrell\, Galway McCullough*\, Liz Morgan*\, and Lisa Strum* as Mary \nDirected by Amy S. Green \nScenic and Lighting Design by Phoebe Mauro\nProjection and Sound Design by Sadah Espii Proctor\nCostume Design by Rashidah Nelson\nFight Choreography by Galway McCullough \nGeneral Management by Rebecca Lovett \n  \n \n  \nwhatdoesfreemean? was developed with the support of Nora’s Playhouse. \nThe Nora’s Playhouse production of whatdoesfreemean? is presented by The Tank. It is an Equity approved showcase. \n*Actors appearing courtesy of Actors Equity Association \nGraphic Design: Veronica Bella
URL:https://www.norasplayhouse.org/event/whatdoesfreemean-7-6/
LOCATION:The Tank\, 312 West 36th Street\, 1st Floor\, NEW YORK\, NY\, 10018\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20180611T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20180611T210000
DTSTAMP:20260417T021412
CREATED:20180605T021754Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20180605T022727Z
UID:11849-1528743600-1528750800@www.norasplayhouse.org
SUMMARY:The Nora Salon: The Unthinkable
DESCRIPTION:Our next gathering of The Nora Salon is Monday\, June 11! We hope you’ll join us for a glass of wine\, friendly conversation\, and an informal reading of Eve Lederman’s full length play: “The Unthinkable.” \n“The Unthinkable” depicts one afternoon in a hospital room in a death-defying traumedy revealing family secrets. Backs are turned and accusations hurled as the Rosens come together and fall apart\, bound by heartbreak and humor. \nPlease email us at reservations@norasplayhouse.org to add your name to the guest list. You’ll receive the apartment number in a separate email when your reservation is confirmed.
URL:https://www.norasplayhouse.org/event/the-nora-salon-the-unthinkable/
LOCATION:Hosted by Alexandra Bonesho\, 21 Magaw Place\, New York\, NY\, 10033\, United States
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