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“Unearthing The Silent Rumblings” New Production About Fighting Racism Opens in Cotati April 2

Gary Carnivele March 16, 2022

OUR LIVES MATTER THEATER COMPANY – Theater to Take Home presents “UNEARTHING THE SILENT RUMBLINGS,” a new play about fighting racism will be staged at Congregation Ner Shalom (The Old Cotati Cabaret) 85 La Plaza, Cotati

Saturday evening, April 2nd – 7pm Sunday matinee, April 3rd – 3pm Saturday evening, April 9th – 7pm Sunday matinee, April 10th – 3pm

(Depending on demand, a matinee may be added on Saturday April 9th)

This Black production consists of 4 short plays sure to stir the hearts and minds of the audience. It is an invitation to talk about race in a safe place. Included will be a facilitated conversation and discussion after the show.

The playwright is Dianna L. Grayer, PhD.

For tickets and contact information: https://ourlivesmatterthea.wixsite.com/our-lives-matter

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