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10/27/2005 – 11/20/2005

A regional premiere by Caryl Churchill
Director: Melissa Foulger

Performance times:

• Thursday – Saturday at 8pm, Sunday at 5pm
• Thursday at 10am on Nov. 3 & 10
• Saturday at 2pm on Nov. 5
• Wednesday at 6pm on Nov. 9 & 16

Ticket pricing
Tickets $10 previews Oct. 27 & 28, $25 every Saturday, $20 all other performances. $5 discount on all regular performances to students, seniors, and educators. $32 Sunday Supper Club ticket includes a 3-course dinner at s Little 5 Points restaurant after Sunday 5pm performances. Sit with a group and be joined by artists involved with the production.

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About the play
What if the cries you heard in the night as a child were real? If you were young Joan they would be. This girl wakes one night into such a world, where the cries from her uncle?s cellar are not mere imagination, but blood-chilling reality. In a world where alliances shift and deception is treacherous, love may be the only salvation from the fate of suffering our own worst fears. The time is long ago. The place is Far Away. Or is it?

Artists Onstage

• Joanna Daniel – Harper
• Johnell Easter – Todd
• Maia Knispel – Joan

Artists Offstage

• Kelly Allison – Light Designer
• Caryl Churchill – Playwright
• Melisa A. DuBois – Props Design
• Melissa Foulger – Director
• Mack Headrick – Technical Director
• Heidi Howard – Stage Manager
• Katya Lanevskaia – Set Designer
• Katya Lanevskaia – Costume Designer
• Spencer Stephens – Sound Designer

From the press
“In its three brief scenes, Far Away recalls Pinter?s Party Time, as well as Orwell?s 1984 and Animal Farm. Churchill has never written anything more chilling than the first scene in which a poised young girl, Joan, comes down from her bedroom dragging her soft toy behind her.” – Time Out London

“There’s nothing like this play around today.” – The London Sunday Times

09/17/2005 – 10/09/2005

Created by the Synchronicity ensemble
Director: Rachel May

Performance times
Thursday-Saturday at 8 p.m., Sunday at 7 p.m.

Ticket pricing
$15-20; discounts for groups, students & senior citizens.

To purchase tickets, call 404-325-5168 or visit www.synchrotheatre.com.

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About the play
The women speak.

Synchronicity artists interviewed Atlanta-area women soldiers, refugees, defense contractors, missionaries, activists, and more.

In this startling, hopeful, funny and heartbreaking tapestry of text, movement and striking visuals – Synchronicity’s dynamic ensemble explores what it means to be a woman touched by war.

THE STORIES
A Vietnamese immigrant spies for the CIA
An American soldier is attacked in Iraq
A plucky Brit tells her hilarious tale of being captured by Huns
An Atlanta journalist falls in love with the brutal power of the Sudan
A Georgia Tech student remembers life as a child in the Bosnian war
Three failed suicide bombers attempt to reason out their actions
Two elder Marietta women protest weekly on the Marietta Square
A 10-year old girl writes in her diary during the Civil War
An Atlanta combat boot saleswoman talks about the business of war
Twin missionaries tell of their work in the Belgian Congo
And many more.

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Where: 7 Stages Theatre

What:

After 5 weeks of intensive training in performance, playwrighting, and design, the teenagers participating in this year’s Youth Creates are proud to present the culmination of their work. The theme is “Umuganda,” the kinyarwandan word for “We Work Together.” The script is still being written by these amazing kids, and we can promise it’ll be full of laughter, music, dance, and some very thought-provoking insights into what it means to grow up in a world of text messaging, global terrorism, and jelly bracelets.

Cost: $10 per ticket

Notes: BE THERE DAMNIT!