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ANNAPURNA, By Sharr White

Presented by none too fragile at None Too Fragile Theater, Akron OH

Nov 04 - 19 2016
ANNAPURNA, By Sharr White

After twenty years apart, Emma tracks Ulysses to a trailer park in the middle of nowhere for a final reckoning. What unfolds is a visceral and profound meditation on love and loss with the simplest of theatrical elements: two people in one room. A breathtaking story about the longevity of love.

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“Sharr White’s ANNAPURNA is a comic and gripping duet…The closer [the characters] get to understanding what drove them apart, the more engrossed we become in watching them draw together.” —San Francisco Chronicle.

“What if you had experienced the defining moment of your life—but couldn’t remember it? Sharr White’s remarkable two-person play ANNAPURNA…deals with just that dilemma, as well as other imponderables such as the vagaries of love and the philosophical clarity of impending death.” —LA Times.

“…at the heart of each character is a lyricism that simply can’t be suffocated. Sharr White has created two fine and ferociously damaged people caught in the emotional whirlpool ... view more »

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Tickets are $20.00 each and may be purchased in advance, or “Pay-As-You-Can,” in cash, at the door. FREE valet parking on Friday and Saturday nights, but any tips are appreciated.

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None Too Fragile Theater

732 W. Exchange St., Akron, OH 44302

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