Text Box: In 1925, when Detroit was a city of strangers, 5 women encounter each other at Gus’ All Night Diner. Through prohibition, segregation, and industrialization, they find something new— something special. Tickets: $15/person Group discounts available Thank you to MCACA, The Jewish Fund and YMCA– Detroit for making this performance possible.

Volume 2, Issue 3, 7/7/2006
Text Box: To remove your name from our mailing list, please send an email to esmith@matrixtheatre.org Text Box: Youth Theatre Classes! Text Box: October 2—7, 2006: First week of classes for Matrix Youth! If you are interested in Acting, Playwriting or Puppetry Classes for your youth ages 5—18, please call us at (313) 967-0999. Acting Classes: Young Artists will learn beginning/intermediate acting skills. Playwriting Classes: Young Artists (ages 13—18) will be writing a play based on the issues surrounding HIV. Puppetry Classes: Youth will learn how to make masks or shadow puppets. For more information, click here This semester, youth ages 8—18 in Matrix programs will be invited to be part of an international pen pals program. They will be able to help create the DVD sent to our partners in England!! November 2: All youth are invited to have a conversation with Howard Zinn, author of A People’s History of the United States. Call (313) 967-0999 to reserve a seat for your child!

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Text Box: October 2006

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