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BUMP and Baltimore Theatre Project presented a free reading of "Spark" on November 12th at 7:00pm. The new play by Caridad Svich is about a family of sisters who live in North Carolina, one of whom is a returning veteran from a recent war.
The presentation was part of the national script reading scheme developed to honor US war veterans, shed light on the plight of female veterans in particular, and to raise increased awareness for their stories by NoPassport theatre alliance & press.
Check out http://nopassport.org/spark for more info on Caridad Svich and the play.
Check out www.theatreproject.org to find out more about the venue.
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Summer of 2012: The Last Flapper, directed by BUMP's Artistic Director, Carmela Lanza-Weil and produced by The Red Door Theatre enjoyed a well-received run at the the Capital Fringe in July.
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From BUMP's 2004 production of (Old Age Ain't) No Place for Sissies. Pictured: Trish Egan and Shelley B. Matthews. Photo by A.J. Zelada.
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