OdysseyStage Theatre presents a staged reading of

DESERT STORIES

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Two Mosaic Comedy-Fantasies

By Michael Halperin

Saturday, February 18 at 7:30 PM; Sunday, February 19 at 3:00 PM

Sunday, February 26 at 3:00 PM

The Levin Jewish Community Center

1937 West Cornwallis Road, Durham NC

Tickets: $10 in advance, $12 at the door

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Or reserve a seat by calling the JCC at (919) 354-4936

FREUD AT SINAI

An unlikely encounter between Moses and Sigmund Freud at the foot of Mt. Sinai after the revelation of the Ten Commandments results in a philosophically comic argument between the great leader of the Exodus and the father of psychoanalysis.

POOR TIMING

120 year-old Moses refuses to die even when faced with three determined angels. Arguments escalate and threats erupt until the angry Creator of the Universe intervenes.


Now Available through OdysseyStage's Readers Theater Under Your Roof Program:

Dave DeChristopher's

O. Henry: America's Troubadour

Winner of the Marilyn Hall Award presented by the Beverly Hills Theatre Guild, this play dramatizes the life and adventures of William Sydney Porter from his birth in Greensboro, NC to a career in New York captivating a nation with his comic eye and unique, ironic depiction of life's realities. Under the pseudonym O. Henry he published more than 300 stories that favored the daring and the dreamers and of course . . . the surprise twist ending.

Our staged readings were conceived with the needs of older actors and audiences in mind, although the O. Henry stories also make an excellent school presentation. Readers Theatre Under Your Roof aspires to present consistently engaging and carefully prepared classic and contemporary works.

Charles M. Stern founded Readers Theatre to be a social occasion as well as a theatrical experience. The acting company is made up of over two dozen performers, some of whom are former professional actors who want to express their talent by reading rather than memorizing lines. Readers Theatre is supported by a grant from The BJH Foundation for Senior Services

Chapel Hill's Innovative Community Theatre

OdysseyStage Theatre was established in 1987 to present theater in the Triangle area. We adopted the following mission statement in 2005:

OdysseyStage is a non-profit community theatre dedicated to:

entertaining audiences of all ages

educating adults and children through theatrical participation

empowering local talent