[DAC] Request for Artwork re Rachel Corrie program

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In a message dated 1/28/08 6:16:34 AM, communityeducation at yahoogroups.com 
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> 
> 1. Request for Artwork to compliment the New England Premiere of "My Na
>     Posted by: "mary lynn" mllynn2 at yahoo.com mllynn2
>     Date: Sun Jan 27, 2008 11:58 am ((PST))
> 
> "Rachel Corrie" will be playing at the Rep Theatre in Watertown.  Below is 
> more info and dates.  There is a large space for Art Display related to the 
> play.  Tony Palomba of Watertown Citizens for Environmental Safety group is 
> looking for artwork appropriate to display during the run of this play.  I 
> suggested the "Apartheid" display celebrated recently at the Democracy Center in 
> Cambridge, and I know there are other photo, painting, 3-d, sculpture, etc 
> pieces and shows i can't think of. So, please contact Tony at wces at rcn.org 
> (phone 617-279-2240 x 285) if you know how to get the Apartheid piece, or any 
> other art work you think would work with this play. Please pass on request to any 
> group or individual you think appropriate.  Thank you, Mary Lynn Cramer
>   
>        
  Photo of Rachel Corrie: Denny Sternstein
Photo of Zohar Tirosh: Yahel I. Herzog

    THEIR VOICES WILL BE HEARD: MY NAME IS RACHEL CORRIE AND PIECES

  MY NAME IS RACHEL CORRIE
Taken from the writings of Rachel Corrie
Edited by Alan Rickman and Katharine Viner
Directed by David R. Gammons
New England Premiere
  in rotating repertory with
  PIECES
A drama by Zohar Tirosh
Featuring Zohar Tirosh as Herself
New England Premiere
  March 8 – March 30, 2008
(scroll down for a calendar of performances)
 
  “No matter what side you come down to politically… is sure to strike sadly 
familiar chords.” – The New York Times
  “Tirosh blows you to pieces in this true story” –Time Out New York
  The first of these two plays, which will perform in repertory with each 
other, introduces Rachel Corrie, a 23-year-old American killed while attempting 
to stop an Israeli bulldozer from demolishing a civilian home on the Gaza 
Strip. Through her journals and e-mails, hear her compelling quest to find truth 
and understanding in a complex situation. Then, jump to the other side of the 
barbed-wire fence with Pieces, the autobiographical account of Zohar Tirosh as 
she recounts her two years in the Israeli army. Written when she was 23, Zohar 
documents her two years in the Israeli army, recounting her emotional and 
intellectual path during these turbulent years in her country. Performed by the 
author, this play expertly complements My Name is Rachel Corrie.
  Tickets for each show range from $10-$25, and can be purchased in person at 
the Box Office at 321 Arsenal Street, Watertown; by phone at 617-923-8487; or 
online here.
Enthusiast and Downstage Subscribers receive ticket to both shows with their 
Subscription Package.





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