WOMEN WAR DESERT is an ode to the brave women who have raised their voices against the madness of any war. This performance essay - staged reading is a poignant and bold antiwar story about two mothers, one American and one Arab, who have lost their sons fighting a senseless war on the opposite sides of the front line. They meet somewhere in a Middle Eastern desert and realize that “war does not decide who is right but who is left,” and that in the end, mothers cry on both sides.

Directed by Naum Panovski

8:00 p.m. Helen Forman Theatre

Nazarian Center for the Performing Arts

Thursday, April 5, 2007

General Admission $5

RIC Students Free

Tickets available at
the Box Office in Roberts Hall 401.456.8144