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A. D.

Annie Huey in the Capital Fringe hit by David J. Loehr

She is women. Hear them roar.

Attention deficits, afternoon delights, American dreams, artistic differences, anxiety disorders, art deco, atmospheric disturbances, antic dispositions, arrivals and departures, they're all here and then some.

As the saying goes, attention must be paid. The world is turning faster and faster, getting smaller and smaller every day. How can we possibly keep up? How do we sort the information from the noise? Can we cut through the static anymore? Do we even want to?

See Annie Huey in the midwestern premiere of A. D., written by artist-in-residence David J. Loehr. The play does contain some adult themes and a bit of language.

Picked by the Washington Post as one of "six intriguing picks" at the 2009 Capital Fringe Festival. "Loehr's last show just hit me to the core...can't wait to see what he does for an encore." -- Mike Riley, Washington Post

19, 20, 26 + 27 Mar 2010 @ 7.3o PM

Adults $12, Students + Seniors $10

The Masonic Hall 217-219 E. Main St., Madison, IN

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