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KCUR Arts
8:00 am
Thu March 4, 2010
The Unicorn's "Green Whales" Tackles Tough Subjects with Humor
By Steve Walker
Credit photo: Cynthia Levin, courtesy of Unicorn Theatre
Actors Vanessa Severo and Anna Safar in "Green Whales."
Though the Unicorn Theater has always been quick to pounce on the most buzzed about plays in New York, it has actually launched many new plays. In fact, a quarter of the shows over the years have had their world premieres in Kansas City. The latest is called "Green Whales," and while it tackles tough subjects in comedic ways, it is giving everyone involved a voice in bringing this new play to fruition.
The Unicorn Theatre presents
"Green Whales"
The World Premiere by Lia Romeo
March 5-March 28, 2010
Previews March 3 and 4
Directed by Cynthia Levin
Co-Produced with UMKC Theatre
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