Sun September 29, 2013
Cell Talk: 1410
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at First Congregational Church of Santa Cruz
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This play by local playwright Dana Bagshaw draws from the writings of two women from 15th century England: the highly regarded mystic Julian of Norwich and her younger contemporary Margery Kempe -- a more controversial figure, both then and now.
In the play, Julian, who lives in a cell attached to a church in Norwich, welcomes a troubled Margery for several consultations. And Margery gets her husband John to take a vow of celibacy, so that she can become a pilgrim.
Ali Eppy plays Julian of Norwich, Shannon Hemphill is Margery, and Rick Kuhn takes the role of her long-suffering husband. Matt Matthews directs.
“One woman rooted . . . and one wandering . . . beautiful and inspired†says Peter Oswald, who selected Cell Talk as winner of a UK playwriting competition held while he was resident playwright at the Globe Theatre.
Indoor/Outdoor performance with live music from the period. Suggested donations listed above given at the door.
Repeated on:
October 6: St. Jude's, 20920 McClellan Road, Cupertino
October 13: St. Francis, 1205 Pine Ave, Willow Glen
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In the play, Julian, who lives in a cell attached to a church in Norwich, welcomes a troubled Margery for several consultations. And Margery gets her husband John to take a vow of celibacy, so that she can become a pilgrim.
Ali Eppy plays Julian of Norwich, Shannon Hemphill is Margery, and Rick Kuhn takes the role of her long-suffering husband. Matt Matthews directs.
“One woman rooted . . . and one wandering . . . beautiful and inspired†says Peter Oswald, who selected Cell Talk as winner of a UK playwriting competition held while he was resident playwright at the Globe Theatre.
Indoor/Outdoor performance with live music from the period. Suggested donations listed above given at the door.
Repeated on:
October 6: St. Jude's, 20920 McClellan Road, Cupertino
October 13: St. Francis, 1205 Pine Ave, Willow Glen
This play by local playwright Dana Bagshaw draws from the writings of two women from 15th century England: the highly regarded mystic Julian of Norwich and her younger contemporary Margery Kempe -- a more controversial figure, both then and now.
In the play, Julian, who lives in a cell attached to a church in Norwich, welcomes a troubled Margery for several consultations. And Margery gets her husband John to take a vow of celibacy, so that she can become a pilgrim.
Ali Eppy plays Julian of Norwich, Shannon Hemphill is Margery, and Rick Kuhn takes the role of her long-suffering husband. Matt Matthews directs.
“One woman rooted . . . and one wandering . . . beautiful and inspired†says Peter Oswald, who selected Cell Talk as winner of a UK playwriting competition held while he was resident playwright at the Globe Theatre.
Indoor/Outdoor performance with live music from the period. Suggested donations listed above given at the door.
Repeated on:
October 6: St. Jude's, 20920 McClellan Road, Cupertino
October 13: St. Francis, 1205 Pine Ave, Willow Glen
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In the play, Julian, who lives in a cell attached to a church in Norwich, welcomes a troubled Margery for several consultations. And Margery gets her husband John to take a vow of celibacy, so that she can become a pilgrim.
Ali Eppy plays Julian of Norwich, Shannon Hemphill is Margery, and Rick Kuhn takes the role of her long-suffering husband. Matt Matthews directs.
“One woman rooted . . . and one wandering . . . beautiful and inspired†says Peter Oswald, who selected Cell Talk as winner of a UK playwriting competition held while he was resident playwright at the Globe Theatre.
Indoor/Outdoor performance with live music from the period. Suggested donations listed above given at the door.
Repeated on:
October 6: St. Jude's, 20920 McClellan Road, Cupertino
October 13: St. Francis, 1205 Pine Ave, Willow Glen
show less
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First Congregational Church of Santa Cruz
900 High St, Santa Cruz, CA
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