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| Duke's Mixture |
Savannah Pines
3900 Pine Lake Road, Lincoln
Mondays: July 6, July 20, August 3, and August 17
3 PM.
All are welcome to join us in this eclectic intergenrational storytelling & listening project. July 6 was a memory storytelling event. |
| Bloody Mary, by Michael Trutna |
New play reading!
Deer Springs Winery (16255 Adams St., Lincoln)
Saturday, July 11 at noon. |
image by Meghan Stratman.
Read a letter about the play from Dr. Mary Pipher.
Read what the newspaper wrote about the show:
article 1 (preview article)
article 2 (preview article
article 3 (the review) |
Reviving Ophelia by Cherie Bennett
2006 Recipient of Macy’s New Play Prize for Young Audiences
April 23 - May 24, 2009
7:00 p.m., weekend matinees at 2:00 p.m.
The Loft at the Mill
Based on the book Reviving Ophelia: Saving the Selves of Adolescent Girls by Dr. Mary Pipher, this play follows four teenage girls battling the corrosive influences of popular culture and each girl's search for her own personal North Star that will guide her home. This play is youth-friendly and groups are welcome. This play is most appropriate for adults, middle and/or high school audiences.
Tickets are $5.00 at the door. No reservations needed except for groups of 10 or more.
Special events and community panels will be part of the Reviving Ophelia run. Calendar of performances.
Thanks to our sponsors! Unitarian Church of Lincoln (LauraLee Woodruff), Joanne Kissel & Caroline Vuchetich, Becky Key & Brad Boesen, Mary Pipher, and Dixie Gaer. Earn your wings by becoming a sponsor too. |
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Monday, May 18
6 p.m.
The Loft at the Mill
Get in on the ground floor of new plays in development. Mary Douglass, Lou Leviticus, Robin Buckallew, and guest Michael Trutna will read from their new plays. It's a casual and entertaining evening. |
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Nancy Marshall, Steve Hanson, and friends are cooked up some spicy jazzy hors d'oeuvres. These delicious musical morsels are low in calories, sweet and savory! Stop by the Loft on your way home from work and stay for one song or the whole set. Refreshments and snacks are available. May 7 was the final performance of three total.
Performance is Thursday, May 7, 2009
6:00 - 7:30 p.m.
Admission price is $10.00, $5.00 for Angels
The Loft at the Mill
8th & P Streets,
Lincoln, Nebraska
Call 402-474-2206 for more information. |
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Body & Sold
A Documentary Play by Deborah Lake Fortson
Monday, May 4 at 7:00 p.m.
The Loft at the Mill
Presented by Soroptimists of Lincoln, The Angels Theatre Company, and Voices of Hope.
Admission is free.
Body & Sold is a staged reading of the provocative, award-winning play about young survivors of prostitution and child abuse in America. This play seeks to dispel the belief that "sex trafficking" happens only in foreign countries.
There will be a panel discussion following the performance.
Good will donations will be accepted at the theatre for Lincoln's Voices of Hope. The primary focus of Voices of Hope is on the provision of crisis intervention, advocacy and prevention services for domestic violence, sexual assault, and incest. |
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Saturday, May 2, 2009
7:30 p.m. The Loft at the Mill
This event was FREE (thanks to Internet Nebraska). 7 literary artists responded to the work of 7 visual artists. The resulting work of art is called ekphrasis. Technically, it’s a literary description of or commentary on a visual work of art. Lately it’s come to mean a leap across genres as artists throughout the country come together to share and celebrate writing, painting, music, and other art forms. |
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A wild assortment of women congregate in a small Texas town to speculate on the death and possible murder of a local man by his wife, El Rita. A five-person cast portrays the 15 characters who roll in and out of Addie's diner amid bingo, drill team rehearsal, girl scout cookies, and a meat protest. Come to Addie's diner to get the whole zany truth as these women grapple with everything that comes through the screen door!
Our cast: Pippa White, Mary Douglass, Becky Key, Rachel Miller, Shandi Walnofer-Anderson & Zuri. Guest director: Lindsay Porter. Dan Stratman designed the set & lights; Judy Hart produced the show. |
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An Evening of Love, Rage, and Hope,
60 Years of Human Rights
Meet Eleanor Roosevelt, a One Woman Theatre Piece
Performed by Elena Dodd
This event is FREE, open to the public, and family oriented.
Refreshments will be available. |
Eleanor Roosevelt helped write the Universal Declaration of Human Rights adopted by the United Nations in 1948. Following Elena Dodd's one-woman theatre piece, there will be a viewing of student-created DVDs focusing on Human Rights, and a discussion on the past, present, and future of Human Rights.
Saturday, October 18, 2008 at 7:30 pm
The Loft at the Mill - 8th and P St.
Free tickets available at the door
Brought to you by the Nebraska Humanities Council and the Angels Theatre Company. |
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