The Women's Studies Program, the Drama Department and the Office of the Dean of the Faculty of Vassar College host a special free public performance:
Celebrate Mother's Day and its 1870s origin
Women Unite Against War
Students from the current Women's Studies course, "Women and War: resistance in performance," join with professional actors from Half Moon Theatre to present a reading of poetry, theater, journalism, essays, statistics, and first hand accounts of armed conflict.
The Face of War:
Women's resistance from antiquity to the present
Conceived and directed by course instructor and Half Moon Theatre Artistic Director, Margo Whitcomb
The Powerhouse Theater
Vassar College
Sunday, May 13, 2007
4:00 p.m.
Refreshments to follow
Free Public Performance
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