SEVEN has been performed all over the world and has been translated into 25 languages.
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- SEVEN in Scotland, December 8th
- SEVEN in Japanese, April 9-15
- A Tribute for Inez McCormack by Meryl Streep
- THUMBPRINT, an opera based on the story of Mukhtar Mai with discussion
- A Groundbreaking Critic Reviews SEVEN at Elan Ensemble in Los Angeles
- SEVEN at Elan Ensemble in Los Angeles
- Tour of SEVEN Inspires Audience in Washington DC
- The new touring production of SEVEN plays at the Queens Theater in Flushing
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SOLD OUT!!! – Prominent Seattle Women Take SEVEN On A March to MARCH
SOLD OUT!!!!! The Seattle production at Town Hall on March 6, which was chosen to kick off the world-wide March to MARCH campaign, is SOLD OUT! The March to MARCH campaign promotes human rights through readings of SEVEN around the world during International Women’s … Continue reading
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SEVEN Goes To Indiana
The Indiana Wesleyan University Theatre Guild has put together a production of SEVEN coming this spring just in time for our March to MARCH campaign. Performances of the play will take place on March 17, 18, and 19. Says Courtney Westveer of … Continue reading
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Eileen Fisher Company Supports SEVEN
We’re pleased to announce that The Eileen Fisher Company has made a direct contribution to SEVEN, a documentary play, to be used for raising awareness and outreach in 2016. This wonderful donation will help fund advertising and marketing so that we … Continue reading
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3000 People – SEVEN’s Audience in Bangladesh
The audience arrives at Rajshahi University in Rajshahi, Bangladesh.
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Magnificent SEVEN, says The Guardian!
The global drama puts women center stage, says The Guardian, in this superb article about the play’s ability to reach audiences near and far, male and female, on the subject of human rights. Click here to read “Magnificent SEVEN.”
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What do SEVEN and MLK Day have in common?
SEVEN, of course, is about courageous human rights workers–and Martin Luther King was a remarkably courageous hero working for human rights, civil rights, freedom, social justice. We were honored when SEVEN was chosen to celebrate Martin Luther King Day back in … Continue reading
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The Seattle Poster!
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SEVEN in Seattle
The University of Washington Women’s Center and Mount Holyoke College Club of Puget Sound are presenting SEVEN in Seattle, Washington on Sunday March 6, as part of The March to MARCH!
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SEVEN goes to Ecuador again!
SEVEN has been busy in November, with performances on both sides of the Atlantic. The latest: ACT sponsored a performance at the Banco Central Museum sala comunitaria on November 22, 2015, in conjunction with the International Day for the Elimination … Continue reading
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SEVEN celebrates remarkable women changing the world!
Getting ready for The March to MARCH. Purple 7 buttons pinned to a purse… Buttons buttons buttons….
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SEVEN - a documentary play 