Washington and Lee University
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Office of the Provost
Department of Theater and Dance
Women and Gender Studies Program
Friday, Sept. 7 in the maslansky Rehearsal Hall located in the basement of the Lenfest Center for the Arts.
Written by Domnica Radulescu
Directed by Kimberly Jew
Naturalized Woman opens over Reading Days and will be shown at the Cabrini Repertory Theater located at 771 Fort Washington Ave., Washington Heights, NYC.
W&L Premiere: Thursday, Oct. 18, at 8 p.m. at the Stackhouse Theater
Naturalized Woman,written by Professor Domnica Radulescu and directed by Kimberly Jew, played over Reading Days at the Cabrini Theater in New York City. It will premiere on the W&L campus at the Stackhouse Theater on Thursday, Oct. 18 at 8 p.m. No tickets are required.
Naturalized Woman is a surrealist romp through a contemporary US immigration office. Nina, a Romanian immigrant, seeks to discover her American dream while calling on other women - both real and imaginary - for strength, wisdom and laughter. Based in part on her award-winning novel, Train To Trieste, Domnica Radulescu’s newest play offers a comic treatment of a serious dilemma: how does one remain whole when one is without a home?