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A Play Reading about the French Revolution

Contributed by Jack Hrkach on 02/15/08 

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The H&S honors seminar, Performing Arts and the French Revolution, is pleased to invite you to a reading of a recent play on the Revolution.

Marie Antoinette: The Color of Flesh will be read at 6:30 p.m. in the Handwerker Gallery on Thursday, February 21. Marie Antoinette, her friend and painter Elizabeth Vigee Lebrun, and a handsome officer form a complicated triangle in this play by Joel Gross. Corinne Proctor and Jaclyn Kelley play the two women, Duncan Miller the young officer. Jack Hrkach directs. All are welcome!

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