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  Dialogue Between a Prostitute and Her Client
  Written by Dacia Maraini

Dialogue Between a Prostitute and Her Client

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By exploring a complex and disturbing relationship between a woman/prostitute/mother and a man/client/child, Maraini challenges societal notions about gender and power, which forces audience members to question themselves and the roles they choose to play in a world divided by sex.

Starring: Francesca Fanti & Eric Murdoch.

Directed by Mark Kemble

Previews Thurs & Fri March 11 & 12 @ 8PM

Opens March 13

Runs March 13 - April 18

Times Fri & Sat @ 8PM, Sun @ 3PM

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Tickets: $25 Regular, $20 Student & Senior. Preview Tickets are $12.50.

 

  Woman of Independent Means
  by Elizabeth Forsythe Hailey

Ms. Layng portrays Bess Steed Garner, the heroine of “A Woman of Independent Means.” Garner’s story is the grand unfolding tale of what it was like to be an adventurous spirit in the first seven decades of that exciting time that came to be known as the American Century. In a period before terms like “liberated” and “feminist” became ingrained in the popular lexicon, Bess lives her life exactly as she pleases.

Through challenge and triumph, through depression and wealth, through wars and peace, through sorrows and joy, through adversity and victory, Bess lives her life at the forefront of wherever she finds herself. Based on the real person of playwright Elizabeth Forsythe Hailey’s grandmother, Bess Steed Garner is emblematic of the fierce courage and independent spirit of that historical force with which to be reckoned, the emerging American Woman of the 20th Century.

Based on Elizabeth Forsythe Hailey’s Best Selling Novel.

2 special Mother's Day Weekend Performances at Fremont Centre Theatre
Saturday, May 8 @ 8pm with champagne & chocolate brownies at intermission
Mother's Day Sunday, May 9 @3pm with tea in the Theatre Garden at 2pm.

“Woman’s strong solo character resonates. So does Layng’s striking performance…”

RECOMMENDED - LA Times

“Lissa Layng’s brilliant talent makes every phase of the character believable…”
- Entertainment Today

Tickets: $35.

SAVE THE DATE!
*First Occasional Celebrity Joke Night Extravaganza *(because we're not sure we will ever do it again!)

Fundraising Event
Sat May 15, 2010

Drinks, dinner, hilarious comedy, celebrities, silent auction, desserts (did we say desserts?!)
Details Soon to follow! Save The Date!

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