AMBASSADOR THEATER

Not My Label: A Journey of Self-Discovery

Apr 142010

Written and Read By Rula

True life events, the intriguing path unfolds as one woman is banished by loved ones and peers. Forced to deal with controversial issues after a unique relationship opens a Pandora’s Box of upheaval, she struggles to reclaim her integrity.

A Special performance of a new one-woman play as part of a cycle of New Works

Coach/Mentor: Lilia Slavova

Friday, January 15, 2010 at 8:00 PM
and
Sunday, March 14, 2010 at 7:00 PM

at Flashpoint’s Mead Theater

916 G St., NW, Washington DC
Suggested Price: $15, $10 for groups of 7 or more

WHAT PEOPLE ARE SAYING ABOUT US

Robin Parker { Hanna - I wanted to drop you a quick note to tell you how much I enjoyed the performance on... } – Apr 11, 3:44 PM
Desi Jordanoff { Friends, I would like to thank you all for the truly amazing day yesterday. I am humbled and I can't... } – Apr 11, 3:36 PM
Maciej Ochman { Congratulations! This was truly a fantastic performance. Thanks for the roll coaster of emotions and an impressive display of talent.... } – Dec 12, 4:50 PM
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PRAISE for The Madman and the Nun!

"Director Hanna Bondarewska has neatly orchestrated both the quietude necessary for the intimate moments between Walpurg and Sister Anna and the chaotic hilarity that ensues when the entire cast is onstage. Her swooping choreography when Anna helplessly joins Walpurg in a looping rocking sequence in one scene is mesmerizing." - Charlotte Asmuth - December 5, 2011, mdtheatreguide.com

"...The Play's the Thing"

"The Madman and the Nun is a witty, lively, but extraordinarily thoughtful play. Theatergoers, artists, creative souls and anyone who wants both a fast romp and an intellectual challenge should carve some time out of their busy schedules to take in this most unusual play." Mary Tabor, communities@washingtontimes.com

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