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A scene from Days and Nights: Page 121, Lines 11 and 12.
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- 1. As Far As We Know
UnCommon Cause theater company’s drama about the real-life events surrounding the disappearance of SSG Keith “Matt” Maupin, the only American soldier still unaccounted for in Iraq.
- 2. Hillary Agonistes
Nick Salamone’s dark comedy about a day in the near future when 65 million people disappear and how President Hillary Clinton must figure out where they’ve all gone.
- 3. Roxy Font
Liza Lentini’s tale about the misadventures of a three-footed prostitute and how she rose to fame.
- 4. Juliet
András Visky’s drama about a Hungarian woman held in a Romanian detention camp with her seven children while her husband is in a Communist prison.
- 5. Days and Nights: Page 121, Lines 11 and 12
Marc Stuart Weitz’s new play that blends dialogue from The Seagull with the characters and circumstances from Anne Frank: The Diary of a Young Girl.
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