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  Voice & Vision develops and produces vibrant theater works with women at the core, and provides them with time, space and resources to create in an environment free from commercial pressures. Founded as a not-for-profit in 1990, Voice & Vision's programming includes professional and educational opportunities for both established and emerging artists to articulate their voices and realize their visions. At the heart of Voice & Vision's programming is the ENVISION Retreat at Bard College in the summer, followed by the ENVISION Lab Series in New York City.  
             
   

Voice & Vision and Crossing Jamaica Avenue
Present
the World Premiere of a New American Play

I HAVE BEEN TO HIROSHIMA MON AMOUR

by Chiori Miyagawa
directed by Jean Wagner

Young Japanese love is shattered by war.
A passionate affair is haunted by a Hiroshima ghost.
Lust and longing bind strangers together in a city of memories.

May 8th- May 30th at the Ohio Theatre
www.SmartTix.com, 212-868-4444

For more information about the play and The Hiroshima Project, please visit
www.HiroshimaProject.org.

Also mark your calendar for the 2009 V&V Envision Lab:
Tuesday, May 12: THE QUIVER OF CHILDREN by Charity Henson-Ballard
Tuesday, May19: STAYING AFLOAT by Lenora Champagne
Tuesday, May 26: IMPULSE TO SUCK by Karen Finley

at the Ohio Theatre, 66 Wooster Street between Spring and Broome

All readings are at 7:30- FREE and open to the public
Call 212-268-3717 to RSVP
   
     
 

Voice & Vision is funded, in part, through the generosity of:


The Jerome Foundation, New York State Council on the Arts, TimeWarner's Diverse Voices Fund, and numerous generous individuals.
     
     
 
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