Événement

EMMA GOLDMAN DAY

Jessica Litwak's Emma Goldman Trilogy explores the life and work of the in/famous anarchist Emma Goldman. Filled with excitement, humor and pathos, the plays portray Goldman's time in prison, her public life, and her relationship with her life-long comrade Alexander Berkman: one of the most unusual love stories of all time. There will be a panel discussion and themed refreshments after each play. Developed with support from United Nations Women, No Passport Press, La MaMa ETC, TheatreLab, The Womens Project and Productions, The Lark Theatre and The Emma Goldman Papers.

Short video about the project: ttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DudJidYBPSE&t=4s

Doors 1:00 - No late seating for the plays so please (if you are not doing the marathon) Arrive before:
2:00 for Love, Anarchy and Other Affairs (circa 1901) (meal and discussion: 3-4)
4:00 The Snake and The Falcon (circa 1919) (meal and discussion 6:00-7:00)
7:00 Nobody is Sleeping (circa 1936) (meal and discussion 8:30-9:30)
Surrounding Events:
March 8th 6-8:
Celebration of International Womens Day - Drinks and Discussion: What Does International Womens Day mean to you?
March 10th 1-6
Afternoon workshop: Writing and Performing Womens History - $25 General, $15 for Seniors and Students with ID.

Jessica Litwak is a playwright, performer, educator, puppet builder and leader in the field of socially engaged theatre. She is the Artistic Director of The H.E.A.T. Collective, a core member of Theatre Without Borders, a Fulbright Scholar, and the founder of Artists Rise Up NY. Her award-winning plays have been produced all over the world.