Starring Christine Dye, Annie Fitzpatrick and Becca Howell. We never get to know the amazing life stories of those we see every day and never make the news. I am constantly wondering about the people I see every day, perhaps in line at the grocery store or in the car next to me in traffic. Think of it someone’s life flashing before their eyes and we get to see it too. I was captivated by the desire to direct this play. …I went to NY to see it and loved the actresses but saw the play very differently … in terms of the set and every other production element. “I truly love this play and I am thrilled that we are the first theater in the country given the rights to produce it. Lynn Meyers what she saw in the play that made her want to direct it here… So I asked ETC Producing Artistic Director D. DETAILS: When this play opened on Broadway, reviewers praised the cast, but were lukewarm about the show itself. DETAILS: Transport yourself with an aural visit to sub-equatorial Peru, where Afro-Peruvian Jazz Music is characterized by infectious rhythms played on instruments such as the Cajón, Cajita and Quijada (literally the jawbone of a donkey), and there’s even a little Dave Brubeck mixed in for good measure.Ĭhristine Dye Annie Fitzpatrick Becca HowellĮnsemble Theatre, “Morning Sun” | 7:30 p.m.

Corbett Auditorium, University of Cincinnati. Gabriel Alegria (center) and members of his Afro-Peruvian SextetĬollege-Conservatory of Music, Gabriel Alegría Afro-Peruvian Sextet | 8 p.m.

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