Lion in the Streets June 18, 2010

The effect of violence is poetically drawn in Judith Thompson’s tale of a child ghost in search of her killer. Her murder created a “butterfly effect,” leaving the very community itself haunted by sadness, cruelty and violence. The only hope for redemption may lie in the small hands of the one who searches for vengeance.

Winner of a 1991 Chalmers Outstanding New Play Award

"Judith Thompson explores the darkness with such exuberant intelligence, humour and empathy that her plays brim with the healing light of revelation"
-John Bemrose, Maclean's magazine

June 18, 19, 24, 25 & 26 at 8pm
June 27 at 2pm

Performances held at Pittsburgh Playwrights Theatre
542 Penn Avenue, in the Jackman building (across the street from Heinz Hall)

There is direct access to the lobby door from the mezzanine level. Also, there is access from the sidewalk through the door to the left of the garage. You can climb one flight of stairs or take the elevator (on your left) to the mezzanine level.

$15 Adults - $12 Students, Seniors and Under 25

Reservations:
1-888-71-TICKETS
or buy online at http://www.showclix.com/display_events.php?sid=478

This project is supported in part by a Seed Award from The Sprout Fund