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Take a sneak peek at THAT POOR GIRL AND HOW HE KILLED HER...
THAT POOR GIRL AND HOW HE KILLED HER
By Jen Silverman
October 26 - November 5, 2017
Studio Theatre
Directed by Matthew J. Pugliese
Tickets and info at crt.uconn.edu
Where is Alyssa Long? Last seen with a mysterious diplomat’s son, the disappearance of college student Alyssa Long leads her friends to start a social media campaign demanding justice. But justice for what exactly? As the social media bandwagon rolls on, discovering the truth about what happened to Alyssa becomes less important than who has posted the most recent video condemning her murder. Written by the emerging playwright Jen Silverman, the play offers a darkly comedic exploration of justice and activism in the age of social media.
Take a sneak peek at THAT POOR GIRL AND HOW HE KILLED HER...
THAT POOR GIRL AND HOW HE KILLED HER
By Jen Silverman
October 26 - November 5, 2017
Studio Theatre
Directed by Matthew J. Pugliese
Tickets and info at crt.uconn.edu
Where is Alyssa Long? Last seen with a mysterious diplomat’s son, the disappearance of college student Alyssa Long leads her friends to start a social media campaign demanding justice. But justice for what exactly? As the social media bandwagon rolls on, discovering the truth about what happened to Alyssa becomes less important than who has posted the most recent video condemning her murder. Written by the emerging playwright Jen Silverman, the play offers a darkly comedic exploration of justice and activism in the age of social media.
![CRT Behind the Scenes: LE DINDON, or AN ABSOLUTE TURKEY
Just what is AN ABSOLUTE TURKEY? Director Paul Mullins and BFA Actor Jenn Sapozhnikov bring you up to speed.
AN ABSOLUTE TURKEY - a witty, riotous, risqué comedy!
Tickets at http://www.crt.uconn.edu/ or 860-486-2113
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by Georges Feydeu, Adapted by Nicki Frei and Peter Hall
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