SARAH'S WAR by Valerie Dillman
Freedom Theatre West
( 02/09/2012 - 04/15/2012 )
Running Time: 140 minutes
Sarah's War is a fictional look at the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, inspired by the real-life experiences of the late American activist Rachel Corrie. A powerful drama set in California, Gaza and Israel, Sarah's War is both funny and moving as it presents Palestinian, Israeli and American perspectives, revealing humanity on all sides.
Tickets
This production closed on 04/15/2012
Schedule
THURS/FRI/SAT 8pm SUN 3pm
Venue Information
Hudson Mainstage Theatre
6539 Santa Monica Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90038 (map)
Box Office 323 - 960-5546
street parking/ $5 valet
Directors / Designers
Jordan Elgrably Executive Producer
Jordan Elgrably Producer
Amani Jabsheh Executive Producer
Sheana Ochoa Co-Producer
VALERIE DILLMAN Playwright
Matt McKenzie Director
Crystal Magallanes Stage Manager
William Wilday Lighting Designer
Alexander Enberg Sound Designer
Keith Stevenson Video/Projection Designer
Cast
Terry Davis ANN
Abica Dubay SARAH
Ann Bronston Linda
Avner Garbi Col. Ha'as
Lindsey Ginter Neal
Will Green Matthew/Avi
Marley McClean Caitlin
Will Rothhaar Danny
Ayman Samman Ryad
Dina Simon Noura
Adria Tennor Liz
ALLAN WASSERMAN UNCLE DON
Ian Mackay and Lila Garrity (photo by Quinn Gorbott)
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Reviews
LA Times (read review)Seeking that elusive territory of meaningful compassion is the goal of Valerie Dillman's thoughtful - Philip Brandes
LA Stage Watch (read review)Valerie Dillman’s Sarah’s War is a skillfully layered fictionalization of the Rachel Corrie story th - Don Shirley
Backstage (read review)
Dillman's play is provocative and full of affecting scenes. - Neal Weaver
LA Weekly (read review)
Dubay's Sarah is a cogent portrait of a vulnerable young woman who pursues her ideals - Deborah Klugman