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The Hangover s Justin Bartha and Law & Order: SVU s Kelli Giddish to Star in Abingdon Theatre Company s Maybe Tomorrow!

The Hangover s Justin Bartha and Law & Order: SVU s Kelli Giddish to Star in Abingdon Theatre Company s Maybe Tomorrow!
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Justin Bartha & Kelli Giddish to Star in MAYBE TOMORROW Benefit Performance

Kelli Giddish and Justin Bartha will star in Maybe Tomorrow by Max Mondi, as part of Abingdon Theatre Company's DMW Greer One Night Only Series.

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Forty Poems for Forty Pounds

'Forty Poems for Forty Pounds' Local writer Trish Dougherty teams up with Project Y Theatre artistic director Michole Biancosino to present Forty Poems for Forty Pounds ( To Be Read by the Refrigerator Light), a staging of Dougherty’s recent poetry collection of the same name. The poems, brought to insightful and vulnerable life onstage by 40 community performers, are Dougherty’s reckoning with weight stigma, diet culture and the lifelong journey toward self-love. Audience members enjoy a cash bar, free cannoli (it’ll make sense once you see the show), interactive preshow games and a book signing.

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SPEAKOUT: PROTEST PLAYS AND MORE Virtual Festival to be Presented by MultiStages

MultiStages will present SPEAKOUT: Protest Plays & More, a virtual festival of multicultural multidisciplinary commissioned works, live on June 21 and recorded from June 22 to 25. Conceived and curated by Artistic Director/activist Lorca Peress, the program is a 90-minute turntable of short plays, dance works and poetry exploring the essence of protest and activism in the modern period since the killing of George Floyd, the pandemic, the surge in hate crimes on Asian-Americans and more. Since 1977, MultiStages has organized collaborations between playwrights and artists of other disciplines to develop multidisciplinary works. When George Floyd was killedand the BLM message exploded, veteran artists of MultiStages took to the streets. The streets were their theater, where the screams were real and the pain was palpable. In deciding what they could do to support this movement and to protest attacks on Asian Americans, Artistic Director/activist Lorca Peress, created the idea of a m

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Theater At Monmouth Present Season 52- (R)EVOLUTIONARY REDUX

This summer, give yourself a break and journey to the lakes region of Central Maine to celebrate the re-emergence of live theater in Maine. Join Theater at Monmouth for its (R)evolutionary Redux Season. With more vaccine distribution centers opening and testing becoming more and more efficient, the ability for venues to safely open is on the horizon, and that means TAM s intermission will soon come to an end. The 2021 Summer Repertory Season includes Shakespeare s Measure for Measure directed by James Noel Hoban; Mat Smart s The Agitators directed by Debra Ann Byrd; the World Premier of Callie Kimball s Sofonisba directed by Dawn McAndrews; Age of Bees by Tira Palmquist directed by Eddie DeHais. Lynn Nottage s Crumbs from the Table of Joy directed by Chris Anthony, and the musical Daddy Long Legs, Music and Lyrics by Paul Gordon, Book by John Caird, based on the novel by Jean Webster and directed by Adam P. Blais. The Family Show is Aesop s Guide to Friendship by Dawn McAndrews and

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