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Prayer Ropes with WCOS
It's almost time for Thanksgiving and what more to be thankful for than our beautiful religion, faith and God!
We will be learning how to make prayer ropes, a beautiful tradition that you can incorporate into your prayers and to remind you to pray without ceasing!
Film screening and Write for Rights
We will watch the film "On the Way to School” by Pascal Palisson followed by a discussion on Amnesty International's Write for Rights campaign to fight for human rights around the world.
City of Angels Performance
Winner of five 1990 Tony Awards including Best Musical, and boasting a swinging score by Cy Coleman (Sweet Charity), City of Angels tells the dueling stories of successful young writer Stine, struggling to maintain creative control of his latest crime novel as it's being adapted into a major motion picture, and the hard-boiled adventures of his Private Investigator protagonist, Stone. Keeping the two worlds separate is hard enough, but when the line between Stine's reality and Stone's film-noir fantasy begins to blur, hilarity and thrills ensue. A glorious musical comedy which is equal parts love letter to Golden Age Hollywood and homage to classic detective yarns such as The Maltese Falcon, City of Angels will keep your toes tapping as you sit on the very edge of your seat.
And Away We Go Performance
Why would anyone want to pursue a life in the theatre? In And Away We Go, Terrence McNally lovingly ponders that question. Written for six actors playing thirty-six theatre makers, the play hilariously hurtles through two millennia of theatre history. We begin backstage in ancient Athens, jump to Shakespeare’s Globe, travel to Versaille's Royal Theatre on the eve of revolution, detour through Stanislavsky’s Moscow Arts Theatre in 1896, stop by The Coconut Grove in the nineteen-fifties, and land in the present day with a resident theatre company on the eve of their final performance. And Away We Go is McNally’s love letter to the theatre.