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Sunday, February 11, 2007

We Are Rwanda


YOU’RE DOING GOOD PRODUCTIONS
Fresno, California, USA

Play Drama
45 minutes
Rating: PG-13

A contemporary tragedy told by the storytellers of the 1994 genocide. Written by the creator of last year’s hit Rogue show, “It’s OK to Like Porn!” Aaron A. Bonilla takes us on a new journey of social self-discovery, as he asks, “Do you remember the genocide in 94’ ?”

* NOTE: Playing in more than one venue!

$4

Sun. March 4, 1:00 PM (Ashtree Studios)
Fri. March 9, 8:45 PM (Spectrum Gallery)
Sat. March 10, 6:15 PM (Spectrum Gallery)

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3 Comments:

Walrus Gumbo said...

Loved the first half, very dramatic, gut wrenching and well acted. The second half ruined it. The simplistic moralizing and Ghost of Christmas Present like preaching gave it a cheesy nonsense ending. It actually insulted the breadth of the subject. Leave the guilty finger pointing out of it. Give your audience credit. We get it!!! This is a prime example of less is more.

March 10, 2007 9:03 AM  
Jessi, The Undercurrent said...

The strength of this show lies in the incredibly powerful performances of the three primary actors.
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March 10, 2007 10:22 AM  
Don said...

The actors were incredibly strong, however the final act was insulting and preachy. The attempt at political humor was useless, and damaged a stellar piece of work. Some of the characters appeared to have no purpose (the homeless man, the state dept.spokesperson) Leave well enough alone--if you want to make a political statement about Darfor, write another strong play, but don't minimize it by adding it as a p.s. to the Rwanda drama.

March 10, 2007 6:21 PM  

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