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written
by Frank McGuinness, directed by Patrick Dooley
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Previewed: February 15 & 16
at 8pm
Opened: Saturday, February 17 at 8pm
Performed: February 18 through March 17.
Performed At: 8th Street Studio Theatre, 2525 8th St. in West Berkeley.
8th
Street Studio Theatre is a wheelchair accessible location. Saturday,
March 10 was ASL interpreted.
This play, by famed Irish playwright Frank McGuinness, tells the story
of 3 menan Irishman, an Englishman and an American held in a prison
in Lebanon. Their story is a celebration of the humanity they discover
in themselves as they confront their deepest fears in an insane and
hapless situation. Based on the true stories of people who were held,
and are still held, as captives in a foreign land.
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Kevin
Karrick as Michael
Clive Worsley as Edward
Richard J. Silberg as Adam
Patrick Dooley,
director
Alex Lopez, lighting design
Michael Frassinelli, set designer
Valera Coble, costume designer
Benjamin Lovejoy, graphic designer
Patrick Dooley, artistic director
Jack
Tucker for The West
County Times
Michael Scott Moore for SF
Weekly
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Tribune
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Jose Mercury News
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East Bay Express
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Bay Guardian
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