Stop The Wind Theatricals presents a World Premiere Staged Reading at The Magic Theatre of a new play by Erin Courtney directed by Kate Bergstrom, the Artistic Director of The Repertory Theatre of St. Louis bringing them both to San Francisco to enable the continuation of a long-time artistic collaboration.
How do we keep going in hard times? Ann, Fran, and Mary Ann prescribes the following: creativity, science, spirituality and connection. A theatrical chamber piece exploring trauma, intimacy, and the fragile boundaries of the mind, the play takes place in a confined emotional landscape where two neuroscientists and a woman slipping from reality struggle to connect--with each other, with memory, and with something beyond themselves. As science confronts the ineffable, the three search for meaning, healing--and perhaps even God.
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How do we keep going in hard times? Ann, Fran, and Mary Ann prescribes the following: creativity, science, spirituality and connection. A theatrical chamber piece exploring trauma, intimacy, and the fragile boundaries of the mind, the play takes place in a confined emotional landscape where two neuroscientists and a woman slipping from reality struggle to connect--with each other, with memory, and with something beyond themselves. As science confronts the ineffable, the three search for meaning, healing--and perhaps even God.
Stop The Wind Theatricals presents a World Premiere Staged Reading at The Magic Theatre of a new play by Erin Courtney directed by Kate Bergstrom, the Artistic Director of The Repertory Theatre of St. Louis bringing them both to San Francisco to enable the continuation of a long-time artistic collaboration.
How do we keep going in hard times? Ann, Fran, and Mary Ann prescribes the following: creativity, science, spirituality and connection. A theatrical chamber piece exploring trauma, intimacy, and the fragile boundaries of the mind, the play takes place in a confined emotional landscape where two neuroscientists and a woman slipping from reality struggle to connect--with each other, with memory, and with something beyond themselves. As science confronts the ineffable, the three search for meaning, healing--and perhaps even God.
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How do we keep going in hard times? Ann, Fran, and Mary Ann prescribes the following: creativity, science, spirituality and connection. A theatrical chamber piece exploring trauma, intimacy, and the fragile boundaries of the mind, the play takes place in a confined emotional landscape where two neuroscientists and a woman slipping from reality struggle to connect--with each other, with memory, and with something beyond themselves. As science confronts the ineffable, the three search for meaning, healing--and perhaps even God.
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