Fall/Winter 2007
Nov. 29-Dec. 22
Location:
The
Road Less Traveled Theatre,in the Market
Arcade Film & Arts Center
639
Main Street,
Buffalo
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KINDERTRANSPORT
by
Diane Samuels
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A drama about conflict, loyalty, and love within families and
the painful choices imposed by hatred and war. The kindertransport
(children's transport) was a movement through which Jewish, Quaker,
and other British charities rescued 10,000 unaccompanied children
between the ages of five and 17 from Nazi controlled countries
in 1938 and 1939 and found British families to care for them until
the war was over. Kindertransport has been performed around the
world--including England, where it won the Verity Bargate Award,
Japan, Germany, South Africa, and the United States.
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Winter 2008
Feb. 21-Mar. 17
Location:
The Alleyway Theatre
1 Curtain Up
Alley,
Main Street, Buffalo
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HALPERN & JOHNSON
by
Lionel Goldstein
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A poignant comedy-drama that begins at
a gravesite. In spite of Halpern’s Jewish heritage clashing
with Johnson’s Catholic upbringing, they share a common bond:
the love of a good woman and the many memories they have. With
warmth and wit , Lionel Goldstein’s play explores the complex
web of marriage and friendship, secrets and lies, mixing sharp
human insight with cracking humor. A hit in performances across
the U.S.
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Spring 2008
June 5-June 29
Location:
Daemen
College Campus
Musicalfare Theatre
Amherst, NY
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GOLDA'S BALCONY
by
William Gibson
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Filled with laughter and sadness, a riveting portrait of one
of the great women of our time. The latest work from Tony® Award-winning
playwright, William Gibson (The Miracle Worker, Two for the Seesaw).
From the pogroms of Russia to the halls of the Knesset, the story
of Golda Meir is the story of the state of Israel in the 20th century.
An award-winning smash that played 15 sold-out months on Broadway.
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