[CU-Movies] Re: Rachel Corrie opens! CORRECTION!!

[Jenifer Cartwright]

Sorry, Guys, change in plans. 4 tix are now reserved for 8p Thursday, Oct 15th (NOT Sunday the 11th). Please join me on the 15th if you can... or make yr own plans. 
 --Jenifer 

--- On Fri, 10/9/09, Jenifer Cartwright <jencart7 at yahoo.com> wrote:







Fyi, everyone!
To my regular play-going companions: 
Unfortunately, I have a meeting on the 15th. So my plan is to go another night, and then go to the talk back after my meeting on the 15th, hopefully in time for the talk back. 
I just reserved 4 tix for 8p on Sunday, October 11th. Pls lemme know if you want one of them?
Short notice, but I could also go tonite (Friday, Oct 9th) if that's better for you.
 --Jenifer



   Robert Naiman naiman at justforeignpolicy.org wrote:








I would call everyone's attention to the second part of Wes's request:
after the October 15 performance, there is going to be a discussion,
and it would be nice to have some pro-Rachel voices there.

So, if you were thinking of going to see the play, I encourage you to
go to the October 15 performance, and stay for the discussion.


Finally, we should all support the Station Theatre for taking this on.
They had to know that they were going to be harassed for doing this,
since that's been the experience of theaters
around the country. If you can't go to the 10/15 performance, go to
another one, and spread the word.

P.S. Thanks to everyone who called this to my attention.





http://www.stationtheatre.com/rachelcorrie.html


 Adapted by Katherine Viner & Alan Rickman.
 Directed by Mathew Green
 October 8 - 24
 8 PM

 Call 384-4000 for reservations.

> starring Lindsey Markel as Rachel Corrie
>
> assistant director -- Martha A. Mills
> set designer / producer -- Eric Burton
> lighting design -- Jesse Folks
>
>
>
> Based on the life and writings of Rachel Corrie, a young American artist and
> activist, this one-person play follows Corrie from her home in Olympia,
> Washington to the center of the Israeli/Palestinian Conflict. Corrie, who
> was only twenty-three at the time of her death, traveled to Gaza as part of
> a pro-Palestinian peace movement. Her letters, journal entries, and e-mails
> to family and friends are at the heart of this powerful drama, which
> showcases her search for meaning and purpose in a time of great turmoil.
>
> On Thursday, October 15, there will be a special "Talk-Back" session
> following the performance. We encourage participation and discussion, and we
> hope to see you at the show.












 




      
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