[NEohioPAL]Further Applause for "Forbidden"

Sat Oct 8 08:33:12 PDT 2005

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“The Holocaust is an exhaustible subject on both the human and artistic level. That is why English playwright Pat Rowe’s small drama “Forbidden” delivers such a powerful wallop…Conway is superb as the feisty and beautiful Felice whose bohemian way of life is attractive to the older, more conventional Lily. Conway beautifully conveys the courage and the fear of a very young woman, grown wise beyond her years, trying both to survive and aid other Jews.”

Fran Heller, Cleveland Jewish News, 10.07.05

"The evening's chief pleasure is watching Liz Conway's sexy intelligence as the danger-courting Felice -- her angular unsentimentality continually brings layers of surprise to the script. Elizabeth Wood makes hausfrau Lily both soft-hearted and occasionally soft-headed, a nice contrast. Playwright Pat Rowe has chosen tiny details to illuminate the bureaucratic oppressions of the Nazis -- like Jews not being allowed to own a bicycle. It's a fascinating story that asks questions about idealizing Holocaust victims, even as it simply presents the human tragedy."
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Linda \r\nEisenstein, Cool Cleveland, 10.05.05
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Come see for \r\nyourself! 
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Show Dates:  Thursday, Friday and Sundays @ \r\n7:30 through October 23, 2005
Location: The Cleveland Black Box Theatre \r\n(located inside Cabaret \r\nDada)
               \r\n1210 W 6th St, Cleveland 
Tickets: $15.00 -  $2.00 senior and student \r\ndiscount available
Reservations: 216-556-0910 - seating is limited \r\n

This show played to critical acclaim at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in \r\n2004 and this production is the US Premier.    
Forbidden \r\nis the story of Lilly, the wife of a Nazi officer and mother of four, and \r\nFelice, a woman hiding her Jewish identity.  Set in \r\n
Berlin in 1943 it is \r\nbased on the true story of their relationship.  This riveting play about \r\nidentity, racism, defiance, and passion, gives an intimate look at the damage \r\ndone by anti-Semitism, homophobia, and fascism to those they sought to destroy, \r\nand to those who were part of the Nazi leadership.

For more information \r\non this show and Red Hen please visit our website at www.feministtheatre.org 
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Linda Eisenstein, Cool Cleveland, 10.05.05

Come see for yourself!

Show Dates:  Thursday, Friday and Sundays @ 7:30 through October 23, 2005
Location: The Cleveland Black Box Theatre (located inside Cabaret Dada)
               1210 W 6th St, Cleveland 
Tickets: $15.00 -  $2.00 senior and student discount available
Reservations: 216-556-0910 - seating is limited 

This show played to critical acclaim at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in 2004 and this production is the US Premier.    
Forbidden is the story of Lilly, the wife of a Nazi officer and mother of four, and Felice, a woman hiding her Jewish identity.  Set in

Berlin in 1943 it is based on the true story of their relationship.  This riveting play about identity, racism, defiance, and passion, gives an intimate look at the damage done by anti-Semitism, homophobia, and fascism to those they sought to destroy, and to those who were part of the Nazi leadership.

For more information on this show and Red Hen please visit our website at www.feministtheatre.org 
CALL 216-556-0910 TO MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS \r\nTODAY!

Rose A. Leininger
Artistic Director
Red Hen Feminist \r\nTheatre
P O Box \r\n91926
Cleveland, OH 44101
216-556-0910
http://www.feministtheatre.org/

Change YOUR world with Red Hen.\r\n

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CALL 216-556-0910 TO MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS TODAY!

Rose A. Leininger
Artistic Director
Red Hen Feminist Theatre
P O Box 91926
Cleveland, OH 44101
216-556-0910
http://www.feministtheatre.org/

Change YOUR world with Red Hen.

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"The evening's chief pleasure is watching Liz Conway's sexy intelligence as the danger-courting Felice -- her angular unsentimentality continually brings layers of surprise to the script. Elizabeth Wood makes hausfrau Lily both soft-hearted and occasionally soft-headed, a nice contrast. Playwright Pat Rowe has chosen tiny details to illuminate the bureaucratic oppressions of the Nazis -- like Jews not being allowed to own a bicycle. It's a fascinating story that asks questions about idealizing Holocaust victims, even as it simply presents the human tragedy."
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