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Date: Thursday, October 02, 2008 At 04:00 AM
Duration: 1 Day
Repeat Event: Every Day
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OPENING IN NEW YORK – TACKLES ISSUES OF BREAST CANCER, FAMILY AND FEAR WITH CANDOR
Autobiographical British Play Running October 22 – November 2 Represents New Genre of Peer-to-Peer Drama
Directed by Adrienne Lovette, the show – entitled The Things I Wish My Mother Would Have Told Me – will open Greenwich, CT October 2nd – 6th before starting its New York run from October 22 through November 2, 2008. Coinciding with Breast Cancer Awareness Month, the show is presented by Reagle Productions in association with Family Centers of Greenwich, CT and other charitable organizations. It NY run opens at the Center Stage Theater, located at 48 W. 21st Street in New York.
Tickets to the show are $20 and available at Theatremaina.com or Thethingsiwish.com
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