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The staccato crack of gunfire rang out across the cloudy night, startling residents of a modest enclave in southwestern Florida.
Lee County sheriff’s deputies, responding to a flood of 911 calls, raced to the area, but in the dark they were unable to find where the shooting had taken place. It wasn’t until the next morning, when employees of a nearby business complex called the Galleria discovered the crime scene.
Fifty-year-old Deana Lorenzo was found slumped over in the passenger seat of a red GMC truck, shot in her head, neck, and abdomen. Serafin “Danny” Lorenzo, 52, lay supine on the bloody pavement near the vehicle’s passenger side with bullet wounds to his head and lower body.
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Directed by Jen Heyes
Sydney Premiere: March 11-13, Riverside Theatres
Truth to Power Café is a theatrical experience like no other. Through it, audience members are invited to share their own experiences in response to the question “who has power over you and what do you want to say to them?”
The inventor of the concept, Jeremy Goldstein, participates on an equal footing to anyone else who attends.
His father, Mick Goldstein who until his death in 2013 was a vigorous supporter of
Green Left was a member of the “Hackney Gang” a group of six friends that included the Nobel Prize winning playwright Harold Pinter. Henry Woolf, an actor, poet and co-creator of the show, was also a member of the Gang.