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On Monday, March 3rd, 2003, the "first-ever world-wide theatrical event for peace" will occur with hundreds of readings of Lysistrata, Aristophanes' anti-war comedy, in 52+ countries to protest the rush to war on Iraq. Many of the readings will benefit non-profit organizations working for peace and humanitarian aid in Iraq. Philly readings include:
--University of the Sciences in Philadelphia, 43rd St. and Woodland Ave. (in the
Misher Tent between Griffith & Whitecar Hall on 43rd St.), 4 PM
--HUB South, 1914 S. 7th St. (between Snyder and Mifflin), 7 PM
--2111 Sansom, 8 PM
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>Don't miss the "first-ever world-wide theatrical event for peace . . . a unique
>opportunity to stand up for peace in your community, and provide a humorous
>entree into a healthy dialogue about current affairs. Attend or help plan a
>reading of Lysistrata, Aristophanes' anti-war comedy, to protest the rush to
war >on Iraq. Many of the readings will benefit non-profit organizations working
for >peace and humanitarian aid in Iraq.
>Lysistrata Project participants have a wide variety of backgrounds and views,
>but we all believe the Bush Administration's rush to war on Iraq is a bad idea.
>And we're taking tangible action by THINKING GLOBALLY, ACTING LOCALLY".
>www.pecosdesign.com/lys/
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