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NCNW Congratulates One of Its Own

Mai Sennaar, Playwright

"THE BROKEN WINDOW THEORY"

Greetings!:

Please join NCNW as we congratulate one our own, Playwright Mai Sennaar, as she debuts a new play called The Broken Window Theory. A senior in the undergraduate program at New York University's Tisch School of the Arts, Mai is a member of the Greater Baltimore NCNW Section. 

the broken window theory

A contemporary piece, The Broken Window Theory is focused on a visual artists' attempt to come to terms with Huntington's Disease and the turbulence it causes in her relationship with her only son. Audiences can expect a masterfully-crafted, intensively dramatic, two-character event.

Her production crew includes Diana Wharton, an award-winning Broadway composer; Tony Award nominee, Michele Shay as the Director; and Tony Award winner Tonya Pinkins in the lead role.  Ms. Pinkins' television credits include Law & OrderThe Cosby ShowCold CaseCriminal Minds and All My Children.

Mai has received high praise for her writing by respected professionals in the industry such as the head of Mai's department, Richard Wesley, Chair of the Dramatic Writing Department, screenwriter for Uptown Saturday Night and Let's Do It Again and Broadway actress, Novella Nelson, who has also appeared in the television crime drama, Law & Order and has big screen credits that include Antowne Fisher and The Devil's Advocates

Tickets and "Well Wishes" ads (AD DEADLINE*11/30) are available for purchase at brokenwindowtheorysaturday.eventbrite.com

Tickets for Sunday's show are available at

brokenwindowtheorysunday.eventbrite.com.

Bus package available from Baltimore * $87.50; child and student discount available.

FOR MORE INFORMATION & SHOW TRAVEL PACKAGE:

Contact A.D. Sennaar; 410-900-2055

sennaar1@yahoo.com  

 
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