Meadows Division of Theatre Presents

Three Contemporary American Plays Performed in Rotating Repertory: Our Lady of 121st Street, This Sweet Affliction and Love and Information.

The Division of Theatre presents three contemporary American plays in rotation over a two-week period: Our Lady of 121st Street, This Sweet Affliction and Love and Information.

Our Lady of 121st Street
by Stephen Adly Guirgis
A group of old friends find themselves at Harlem’s Ortiz Funeral Home to mourn the death of a beloved nun from their childhood. As they bounce off each other with old hurts and the harsh realities of grown-up life, a few lives – and a murder mystery – begin to unravel.
April 21-29
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This Sweet Affliction
by Meadows Asst. Prof. of Theatre Blake Hackler
The premiere of a new play about the need to belong and the effects of viral social messaging in small-town Texas. What’s real, what’s imagined, what needs to be real – and what’s convincingly well-acted among a group of high school students? .
April 22-30
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Love and Information
by Caryl Churchill
From the internationally celebrated playwright whose “constant reinvention of theatrical forms means she can make us see issues in a completely unexpected way: sometimes funny, or peculiarly disturbing.” (The Financial Times) A dazzling assortment of 57 short plays that fascinate over two hours.
April 23-May 1
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	Our Lady of 121st Street by Stephen Adly Guirgis A group of old friends find themselves at Harlem’s Ortiz Funeral Home to mourn the death of a beloved nun from their childhood. As they bounce off each other with old hurts and the harsh realities of grown-up life, a few lives – and a murder mystery – begin to unravel. April 21-29 See details on times, location and tickets.
	This Sweet Affliction by Meadows Asst. Prof. of Theatre Blake Hackler The premiere of a new play about the need to belong and the effects of viral social messaging in small-town Texas. What’s real, what’s imagined, what needs to be real – and what’s convincingly well-acted among a group of high school students? . April 22-30 See details on times, location and tickets.
	Love and Information by Caryl Churchill From the internationally celebrated playwright whose “constant reinvention of theatrical forms means she can make us see issues in a completely unexpected way: sometimes funny, or peculiarly disturbing.” (The Financial Times) A dazzling assortment of 57 short plays that fascinate over two hours. April 23-May 1 See details on times, location and tickets.