Intersections International with Parlagreco Productions
in collaboration with Aaron Louis and 3-Legged Dog, the cell, Mile Square Theater and Wild Project
Presents a New Play With Music:
No Place Called Home
…this isn’t supposed to be a love story
Written and Performed by Kim Schultz
Directed by Sarah Cameron Sunde
Music by Amikaeyla Gaston
Wednesday – Saturday, October 27 – 30, 7:30pm
Sunday, October 31, 2pm
Tickets: $20-$30
call SmartTix for tickets at 212.868.4444 or visit www.smarttix.com
For groups of 10+ call 646.723.7824.
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Wednesday, Oct. 27th
Special guests Lawrence Winters and Andrew Roberts will join us for a post-show discussion. Winters, a veteran, author and poet, works at Four Winds Hospital as the Coordinator of Veteran Treatment. His book, The Making and Un-making of a Marine, is a personal memoir reflecting upon one Marine’s journey from duty in the Vietnam War to reintegrating back into the world after the conflict has ended. Andrew Roberts is a decorated veteran who currently serves as the Deputy Director of the NY State Division of Veterans’ Affairs. Prior to this, served in the US Army Field Artillery officer from 1997-2004. During his deployment in Iraq, he served as the American liaison for the local government of Balad Ruz, and was responsible for the security of the city as well as the reorganization and training of the local police, Iraqi National Guard units, and Iraqi Border Patrol.
Thursday, Oct. 28th
Michael Otterman will join us for a post-show discussion and book signing. Mr. Otterman is a journalist and human rights consultant based in New York City. He is also the author of two books: Erasing Iraq: The Human Costs of Carnage (Pluto Press 2010, with Hil and Wilson) and American Torture: From the Cold War to Abu Ghraib and Beyond (Pluto Press/Melbourne University Publishing 2007). As a consultant, he has worked with NGOs from around the globe including Jubilee Australia and Catalyst Inc. His website is www.michaelotterman.com
Sunday, Oct. 31st
Last Show! Come and join us for a post-show reception to celebrate our end of our NYC/NJ run! Happy Halloween!
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Iraqi Advisory Circle: Tholfikar Altie, Mazen Al-Badri, Ola Mahmood, Farah Moshen, Adalet Garmiany and Wafaa Bilal as Iraqi Artistic Advisor
Designed by Jian Jung (set/costume) and Jeanette Yew (lighting/video)
Stage Management by Sarah Izzo
Intersections International, a multi-cultural, multi-faith Non-Governmental organization (NGO) based in New York City. Intersections is dedicated to building respectful relationships among diverse individuals and communities to develop strategies that promote justice, reconciliation, and peace. For more information, please visit www.intersectionsinternational.org.
