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Title: Plan-B's 20th Anniversary Season Opens With SHE WAS MY BROTHER
Post by: Shana A on August 25, 2010, 07:57:28 AM
Post by: Shana A on August 25, 2010, 07:57:28 AM
Plan-B's 20th Anniversary Season Opens With SHE WAS MY BROTHER
Tuesday, August 24, 2010; Posted: 04:08 PM - by BWW News Desk
http://saltlakecity.broadwayworld.com/article/PlanBs_20th_Anniversary_Season_Opens_With_SHE_WAS_MY_BROTHER_20100824 (http://saltlakecity.broadwayworld.com/article/PlanBs_20th_Anniversary_Season_Opens_With_SHE_WAS_MY_BROTHER_20100824)
Plan-B Theatre launches its 2010/11 20th anniversary season with the regional premiere of Julie Jensen's SHE WAS MY BROTHER
Lamana (Joe Debevc, Plan-B's MIASMA) is a Zuni two-spirit, born a man but identifying as a woman and accepted as such within the tribe, recognized as a religious leader. Tullis (April Fossen, Plan-B's MIASMA, the last five SLAMs) and Wilson (Plan-B's FACING EAST, GUTENBERG! THE MUSICAL! and all five RADIO HOURs) are two Victorian anthropologists, conducting the first enthnographic study of the Zuni people.
These three lives connect in unexpected ways in this exploration of love, gender identity and cultural assumption. Based (loosely) on historical fact. Part of Transgender Awareness Month.
Tuesday, August 24, 2010; Posted: 04:08 PM - by BWW News Desk
http://saltlakecity.broadwayworld.com/article/PlanBs_20th_Anniversary_Season_Opens_With_SHE_WAS_MY_BROTHER_20100824 (http://saltlakecity.broadwayworld.com/article/PlanBs_20th_Anniversary_Season_Opens_With_SHE_WAS_MY_BROTHER_20100824)
Plan-B Theatre launches its 2010/11 20th anniversary season with the regional premiere of Julie Jensen's SHE WAS MY BROTHER
Lamana (Joe Debevc, Plan-B's MIASMA) is a Zuni two-spirit, born a man but identifying as a woman and accepted as such within the tribe, recognized as a religious leader. Tullis (April Fossen, Plan-B's MIASMA, the last five SLAMs) and Wilson (Plan-B's FACING EAST, GUTENBERG! THE MUSICAL! and all five RADIO HOURs) are two Victorian anthropologists, conducting the first enthnographic study of the Zuni people.
These three lives connect in unexpected ways in this exploration of love, gender identity and cultural assumption. Based (loosely) on historical fact. Part of Transgender Awareness Month.