Theatre of the Expendable presents Stage Manager: Emily Gasser "Mare Cognitum is about faith and magic, and theatergoers who give in to either[ ]or both will feel as if they've left this world for a time and flown to another." -Michael Crisculou, nytheatre.com Previews: Performances: 
 
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           Theatre of the Expendable a sponsored project of Fractured Atlas, a non-profit arts service organization. Contributions in behalf of Theatre of the Expendable may be made payable to Fractured Atlas and are tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law.  | 
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Arts in Action Series We will also be conducting a playwrighting workshops, where participants will write a play and then see a reading of their play at the workshop theater the following weekend.  | 
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Sunday, May 17th  | 
        9:00—10:00pm  | 
        Discussion: Despair in a World of Hope  | 
        $5 Suggested Donation  | 
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Come see Mare Cognitum at 7pm, and then join us for a discussion of what this Bush-era play would look like if it were written during the current administration.  | 
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Wednesday, May 27th  | 
        10:00—11:00pm  | 
        Eclipse by David McGee  | 
        $5 Suggested Donation  | 
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Inhabit the text of Eclipse, by David McGee, in this interactive reading. Director, Deena Selenow.  | 
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Friday, May 29th  | 
        11:30pm—?  | 
        Drink with the Playwright: David McGee  | 
        FREE  | 
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Come see Mare Cognitum at 9:15pm, and afterwards, challenge playwright David McGee to a drinking game!  | 
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Arts in Action Ticket Info  | 
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A country on the brink of war. A city wracked by ineffectual protests. An extraordinarily odd job interview. Faced with such perils, three young idealists do the only thing they can: fly to the Moon in a homemade rocketship.
            
            

