“Seven,” A Play About Women Making Change
Friday, January 18, 2008
"Seven" is a documentary theatre piece based on the real-life stories of seven extraordinary women from around the world who overcame adversity to advocate for change.
Carol Mack and Susan Yankowitz are the playwrights. Inez McCormack of Northern Ireland is one of the women profiled in "Seven" - she’s an activist for women’s and human rights, labor, and social justice. She now chairs a program, the Participation and Practice of Rights Project, that helps the disadvantaged access resources and services in Ireland, both North and South.
Carol Mack and Susan Yankowitz are the playwrights. Inez McCormack of Northern Ireland is one of the women profiled in "Seven" - she’s an activist for women’s and human rights, labor, and social justice. She now chairs a program, the Participation and Practice of Rights Project, that helps the disadvantaged access resources and services in Ireland, both North and South.
Event:
"Seven" debuts at the 92nd Street Y
1395 Lexington Avenue at 92nd St.
Monday, January 21, at 8 pm
Tickets and more information here
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