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HAND SEWN LOVE: WOMEN TALKIN' STORY

Backyard Stage Productions announces the premiere theatrical production of Hand Sewn Love: Women Talkin’ Story in honor of Marion Woodman, internationally acclaimed writer, teacher and Jungian analyst.

In this production, Edie Barrett, Tiare Newport and Heidi Townshend-Zellner will explore the many facets of love through their touching and provocative personal monologues. The program contains adult language and content and is not suitable for children.

Proceeds from the production will be donated to Opus Archives and Research Center, housing archival collections of Joseph Campbell, Marija Gimbutas, James Hillman, Marion Woodman (partial list). Opus Archives and Research Center is located on the campuses of Pacifica Graduate Institute.

For tickets and information, click here:

http://www.centerstagetheater.org/

Posted by on January 23, 2008 at 03:12 PM in News & Events
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