Women+ on the Edge of Democracy
A Collective Portrait of a Nation in Doubt and Transformation
The Groundbreaking Initiative on the State of Democracy in America
Directed by J.K. Curry
October 25 at 1:00 pm
Ring Theatre, Scales Fine Arts Center
The Anthony Aston Players, the Wake Forest University Department of Theatre and Dance, and the WFU Dramalit Club in partnership with The Flynn Center for the Performing Arts and The Susan Smith Blackburn Prize to present select works from are proud to announce their presentation of select plays from Women+ On The Edge of Democracy, a groundbreaking initiative encouraging conversation about American democracy initiatied by the Flynn Center (Jay Wahl, Executive Director) in Vermont and The Susan Smith Blackburn Prize (Leslie Swackhamer, Executive Director).
The event is free to the public and will feature five works from Jenny Schwartz, Susan Miller, Lauren M. Gunderson, Ife Olujobi, and Heidi Schreck.
Recording and photography are not allowed.
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