Wednesday, February 24, 2010

KINDERTRANSPORT opens!


 (Wear your JAM button to the performance on the 28th and earn an additional raffle ticket!...or buy your button there!)
Kindertransport
by Diane Samuels
February 25th - March 21st, 2010
Thursday - Saturday at 7:30 PM, Sundays at 2 PM

Description
Between 1938 and the outbreak of the war, almost 10,000 children were sent by their parents from Germany to Britain to 'safety and security'. Most never saw their parents again. The cost of that 'safety and security' is portrayed in Diane Samuels' play Kindertransport.

Kindertransport weaves the story of 3 generations of women whose lives are intertwined when 9 year old Eva is sent from Germany to Manchester in 1938. The play is set in attic of middle aged Evelyn in the mid 80s. Looking for items for her daughter's new apartment, boxes are unpacked, traumatic memories penetrate the present, and family secrets are revealed.

Learn more about the Kindertransport at http://www.kindertransport.org

Post show conversations with special guests are an ever present feature of JTC programming and nightly talk backs are planned with guests: Holocaust Survivors, Social Workers, Academics and representatives from International Aid Agencies.

Tickets are $15 for students, $20 for seniors, and $25 for adults
All Seating is General Admission
Buy Tickets or call 503-512-9JTC (582)

Location
Artists Repertory Theatre
Alder Stage
1515 Southwest Morrison Street
Portland, OR 97205-1814

AND......SAME TIME......SAME LOCATION.......!







Fugue: Exile, Emigration and Displacement
EXHIBIT by Friderike Heuer
February 25th - March 21st, 2010
Available for Viewing 12pm-7:30pm Tues-Sat and 12pm-2pm Sun



Description
Local photographer Friderike Heuer's photomontage series, based on poems about exile, emigration and displacement will be showcased at Artist Repertory Theatre throughout the run of Kindertransport.
Admission is Free
Location
Artists Repertory Theatre
Alder Stage
1515 Southwest Morrison Street
Portland, OR 97205-1814



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