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In the racially-divided South, two proud people – a Jewish widow and her African-American driver – come to realize they have more in common than the times and circumstances would allow them to admit. A humorous and heart-warming Pulitzer Prize-winning play that became an Oscar-winning movie.
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MARCH 7 - 25, 2007
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G - Girls' Night Out    W - Wine Down Thursday    E - The Early Show
Y - Young Prof. Night    O - Opening Night    T - Talk Back Performance
V - Viewpoints Performance

EVENTS
Girls Night Out
Conley Ward's Steakhouse,
Wilmington Riverfront
3/8
6PM
Opening Night
Post-show reception catered by Lapp's Kitchen 		3/10
8PM

Connections
Marching Together: African-American and Jewish American Relations in Civil Rights Era Delaware

3/17
Approx. 4PM
Young Professionals Night
Iron Hill Brewery & Restaurant,
Wilmington Riverfront		 3/22
6PM

Acting Company
Louisa FlaningamRoscoe OrmanScott Wakefield
DaisyHokeBoolie

Artistic Company
Director: Meredith McDonough
Playwright: Alfred Uhry
Scenic Designer: Lee Savage
Costume Designer: Emily Pepper
Lighting Designer: Christopher Studley
Sound Designer: Shannon Zura
Stage Manager: Sara Tantillo