Hospice
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CURRENTLY CLOSED
Opened May 2, 2002
Closed Jun 1, 2002
Opened May 2, 2002
Closed Jun 1, 2002
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Hospice concerns the relationship of two African-American women: Alice Anderson and her daughter Jenny. Years before, Alice had abandoned her 10-year-old daughter and husband for a life as a bohemian poet in Paris. Now Alice is dying of cancer, and she returns to the U.S. and her old home for her last days, not realizing that Jenny (now 30 and a defiantly single mother-to-be) has also moved into the same house.
There is an extra performance on Wednesday, May 22 at 8:00pm and no performance on Saturday, May 25.
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For its latest effort, The Aulis Collective for Theatre and Media has chosen to stage the Audelco Award-winning Hospice, which originally played Off-Broadway at Woodie King Jr.'s New Federal Theatre. Pearl Cleage's two-woman play is thin, but it has a great premise: A 30-year old, unmarried, African-American writer goes back to her grandmother's home to spend the last days of her pregnancy, only to learn that her estranged mother, suffering from cancer, has decided to make the same pilgrimage and intends to live out the end of her life in the old house. The play dramatizes one morning in which mother and daughter confront past resentments and present pain as they contemplate what the fu[...]