CityRep is proud to present the regional premiere of the highly acclaimed Off-Broadway drama,
THE AMISH PROJECT.
Opening THIS FRIDAY NIGHT for ONE WEEKEND ONLY!
This profoundly moving, thought-provoking and beautiful one-woman tour-de-force performance compels us to examine the path we take at the crossroads of grief, tragedy, and clemency.
Leading local, state and regional arts voices have hailed CityRep for presenting this extraordinary, thought provoking and profoundly moving production.
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Check out this article by THE OKLAHOMA GAZETTE's Christian Wilson.
"In both the Amish story and our own [with the Oklahoma City bombing], you see the goodness of thousands of kind and good people wrestling with and overcoming the evil perpetrated by a tragically broken human being this is both a reminder of our past and an example of the way forward."
- Christian Wilson, The Oklahoma Gazette
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Katherine Michelle Tanner in THE AMISH PROJECT
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Check out this article by THE OKLAHOMAN's Arts and Entertainment writer Brandy McDonnell.
"The Amish Project" is less about a tragic event than about a community's response to one.
- Brandy McDonnell, The Oklahoman
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Katherine Michelle Tanner in THE AMISH PROJECT-photos by mutzphotography.com
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Check out this article by regional critic Alexandra Bonifield of criticalrant.com and American Theatre Magazine.
"Please attend The Amish Project as a way to honor the lives lost twenty years ago in Oklahoma City. May it help bring solace. Peace."
- Alexandra Bonifield
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Katherine Michelle Tanner in THE AMISH PROJECT-photos by mutzphotography.com
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Check out this piece from staff writer Darla Shelden of THE CITY SENTINEL.
"CityRep presents this drama in conjunction with the 20th anniversary of the Murrah Federal Building bombing, as both a memorial and an exploration of one of the darkest moments in our community's history and the path taken since."
Inspired by the 2006 school shootings in Nickel Mines, Pennsylvania, this thinly-veiled fictional account of a real-life tragedy allows us to glimpse into the world of Amish culture and to explore the mystery and quiet power of compassion, faith and forgiveness.
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CityRep presents this remarkable drama in conjunction with the 20th anniversary of the Murrah Federal Building bombing as both a memorial and an exploration of one of the darkest moments in our own community's history and the path we've taken since.
"Extraordinary....compelling...the play is a remarkable piece of writing."
-New York Times
"The Amish Project is thought-provoking, compelling theatre..."
-nytheatre.com
