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DESCRIPTION:Two contemporary plays will be presented as rehearsed readings 
 in the Mainstage Theatre. Both plays explore the interplay of humor and sa
 tire in confronting crisis\, giving us insights into our humanity. The pla
 ys are presented in conversation with the COFAC Theme “Lighten Up: Humor
  & Satire”\n \nThe Wolves by Sarah DeLappe\; Directed by Teresa Spencer\
 nDecember 8 & 10\, 7:30 p.m.\nA girls indoor soccer team meets on the pitc
 h Saturday mornings for pre-game warmups. As they stretch and drill\, they
  wrestle with conflicts large and small\, from the fallout of the Khmer Ro
 uge to which of them will start centerfield to menstruation\, sex\, and lo
 ve. A finalist for the 2017 Pulitzer Prize for Drama\, The Wolves by Sarah
  DeLappe is a coming of age story that tackles the pressures of growing up
  in Gen Z and celebrates the resiliency\, wisdom\, and humor of girls on t
 he cusp of adulthood.\n\nWays of Dying by Zakes Mda in an adaptation of th
 e novel for the stage by Lara Foot Newton. Directed by Mukwae Wabei Siyolw
 e in collaboration with Black Theatre Troupe.\nDecember 9 & 11\, 7:30 p.m.
 \nToloki is a “professional mourner” in a vast and violent city of the
  new South Africa. Day after day\, he attends funerals in the townships\, 
 dressed with dignity in a threadbare suit\, cape\, and battered top hat\, 
 to comfort the grieving families of the victims of the city’s crime\, ra
 cial hatred\, and crippling poverty. At a Christmas Day funeral for a youn
 g boy\, Toloki is reunited with Noria\, a woman from his village. “Toget
 her they help each other to heal the past\, and as their story interweaves
  with those of their acquaintances\, providing a brutal\, magical\, funny\
 , and painful picture of South Africa during its transition from Apartheid
 ”.\n\nBoth readings may contain material recommended for mature audience
 s.\nProceeds benefit the TU Foundation.
GEO:39.391701;-76.612701
LOCATION:Mainstage Theatre\, CA 3043
SUMMARY:Concert Readings | The Wolves & Ways of Dying
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.towson.edu/event/concert_readings_wolves_ways_
 of_dying
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DESCRIPTION:Two contemporary plays will be presented as rehearsed readings 
 in the Mainstage Theatre. Both plays explore the interplay of humor and sa
 tire in confronting crisis\, giving us insights into our humanity. The pla
 ys are presented in conversation with the COFAC Theme “Lighten Up: Humor
  & Satire”\n \nThe Wolves by Sarah DeLappe\; Directed by Teresa Spencer\
 nDecember 8 & 10\, 7:30 p.m.\nA girls indoor soccer team meets on the pitc
 h Saturday mornings for pre-game warmups. As they stretch and drill\, they
  wrestle with conflicts large and small\, from the fallout of the Khmer Ro
 uge to which of them will start centerfield to menstruation\, sex\, and lo
 ve. A finalist for the 2017 Pulitzer Prize for Drama\, The Wolves by Sarah
  DeLappe is a coming of age story that tackles the pressures of growing up
  in Gen Z and celebrates the resiliency\, wisdom\, and humor of girls on t
 he cusp of adulthood.\n\nWays of Dying by Zakes Mda in an adaptation of th
 e novel for the stage by Lara Foot Newton. Directed by Mukwae Wabei Siyolw
 e in collaboration with Black Theatre Troupe.\nDecember 9 & 11\, 7:30 p.m.
 \nToloki is a “professional mourner” in a vast and violent city of the
  new South Africa. Day after day\, he attends funerals in the townships\, 
 dressed with dignity in a threadbare suit\, cape\, and battered top hat\, 
 to comfort the grieving families of the victims of the city’s crime\, ra
 cial hatred\, and crippling poverty. At a Christmas Day funeral for a youn
 g boy\, Toloki is reunited with Noria\, a woman from his village. “Toget
 her they help each other to heal the past\, and as their story interweaves
  with those of their acquaintances\, providing a brutal\, magical\, funny\
 , and painful picture of South Africa during its transition from Apartheid
 ”.\n\nBoth readings may contain material recommended for mature audience
 s.\nProceeds benefit the TU Foundation.
GEO:39.391701;-76.612701
LOCATION:Mainstage Theatre\, CA 3043
SUMMARY:Concert Readings | The Wolves & Ways of Dying
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.towson.edu/event/concert_readings_wolves_ways_
 of_dying
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DESCRIPTION:Two contemporary plays will be presented as rehearsed readings 
 in the Mainstage Theatre. Both plays explore the interplay of humor and sa
 tire in confronting crisis\, giving us insights into our humanity. The pla
 ys are presented in conversation with the COFAC Theme “Lighten Up: Humor
  & Satire”\n \nThe Wolves by Sarah DeLappe\; Directed by Teresa Spencer\
 nDecember 8 & 10\, 7:30 p.m.\nA girls indoor soccer team meets on the pitc
 h Saturday mornings for pre-game warmups. As they stretch and drill\, they
  wrestle with conflicts large and small\, from the fallout of the Khmer Ro
 uge to which of them will start centerfield to menstruation\, sex\, and lo
 ve. A finalist for the 2017 Pulitzer Prize for Drama\, The Wolves by Sarah
  DeLappe is a coming of age story that tackles the pressures of growing up
  in Gen Z and celebrates the resiliency\, wisdom\, and humor of girls on t
 he cusp of adulthood.\n\nWays of Dying by Zakes Mda in an adaptation of th
 e novel for the stage by Lara Foot Newton. Directed by Mukwae Wabei Siyolw
 e in collaboration with Black Theatre Troupe.\nDecember 9 & 11\, 7:30 p.m.
 \nToloki is a “professional mourner” in a vast and violent city of the
  new South Africa. Day after day\, he attends funerals in the townships\, 
 dressed with dignity in a threadbare suit\, cape\, and battered top hat\, 
 to comfort the grieving families of the victims of the city’s crime\, ra
 cial hatred\, and crippling poverty. At a Christmas Day funeral for a youn
 g boy\, Toloki is reunited with Noria\, a woman from his village. “Toget
 her they help each other to heal the past\, and as their story interweaves
  with those of their acquaintances\, providing a brutal\, magical\, funny\
 , and painful picture of South Africa during its transition from Apartheid
 ”.\n\nBoth readings may contain material recommended for mature audience
 s.\nProceeds benefit the TU Foundation.
GEO:39.391701;-76.612701
LOCATION:Mainstage Theatre\, CA 3043
SUMMARY:Concert Readings | The Wolves & Ways of Dying
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.towson.edu/event/concert_readings_wolves_ways_
 of_dying
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DESCRIPTION:Two contemporary plays will be presented as rehearsed readings 
 in the Mainstage Theatre. Both plays explore the interplay of humor and sa
 tire in confronting crisis\, giving us insights into our humanity. The pla
 ys are presented in conversation with the COFAC Theme “Lighten Up: Humor
  & Satire”\n \nThe Wolves by Sarah DeLappe\; Directed by Teresa Spencer\
 nDecember 8 & 10\, 7:30 p.m.\nA girls indoor soccer team meets on the pitc
 h Saturday mornings for pre-game warmups. As they stretch and drill\, they
  wrestle with conflicts large and small\, from the fallout of the Khmer Ro
 uge to which of them will start centerfield to menstruation\, sex\, and lo
 ve. A finalist for the 2017 Pulitzer Prize for Drama\, The Wolves by Sarah
  DeLappe is a coming of age story that tackles the pressures of growing up
  in Gen Z and celebrates the resiliency\, wisdom\, and humor of girls on t
 he cusp of adulthood.\n\nWays of Dying by Zakes Mda in an adaptation of th
 e novel for the stage by Lara Foot Newton. Directed by Mukwae Wabei Siyolw
 e in collaboration with Black Theatre Troupe.\nDecember 9 & 11\, 7:30 p.m.
 \nToloki is a “professional mourner” in a vast and violent city of the
  new South Africa. Day after day\, he attends funerals in the townships\, 
 dressed with dignity in a threadbare suit\, cape\, and battered top hat\, 
 to comfort the grieving families of the victims of the city’s crime\, ra
 cial hatred\, and crippling poverty. At a Christmas Day funeral for a youn
 g boy\, Toloki is reunited with Noria\, a woman from his village. “Toget
 her they help each other to heal the past\, and as their story interweaves
  with those of their acquaintances\, providing a brutal\, magical\, funny\
 , and painful picture of South Africa during its transition from Apartheid
 ”.\n\nBoth readings may contain material recommended for mature audience
 s.\nProceeds benefit the TU Foundation.
GEO:39.391701;-76.612701
LOCATION:Mainstage Theatre\, CA 3043
SUMMARY:Concert Readings | The Wolves & Ways of Dying
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.towson.edu/event/concert_readings_wolves_ways_
 of_dying
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