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DTSTAMP:20260904T145315Z
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DTSTART:20140919T233000Z
DTEND:20140920T013000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Wake Forest University Theatre will open its season with Th
 ese Shining Lives by Melanie Marnich\, which will be directed by Professor
  of Theatre Dr. Cindy Gendrich. In the 1920s and 30s\, "girls who wanted t
 o work" could get good-paying jobs painting the radium dials on watch- and
  clock-faces. Part fairy-tale\, part tragedy\, These Shining Lives chronic
 les the stories of these "radium girls\," and their life-changing friendsh
 ips. A luminous play about curiosity\, greed\, heroism\, health\, time\, m
 oney\, and hope.\n\nPerformances are Sept. 19-20 and 25-28 at 7:30 PM and 
 Sept. 21 & 28 at 2:00 PMin the Mainstage Theatre of the Scales Fine Arts C
 enter. Tickets are $15 adults\, $12 senior citizens\, and $7 students (pri
 ce includes sales tax). Season passes are also available. There are a numb
 er of discussion events related to the show planned.\n\nSept. 17\, 4-5 pm 
 at the Women's Center. Women's Center discussion. Molly Dunn ('14)\, Admin
 istrative Assistant for IPLACe\, will be leading the weekly "Water Cooler"
  conversation about female friendship.\n\nSept. 18\, 12-1 (location TBA). 
 Brown bag lunch on the play and friendship.\n\nSept. 19\, post-performance
  in the Mainstage Theatre. Discussion with Jonathan Cardi\, Professor of L
 aw\; Mike Green\, Distinguished Chair of Law\; and Tina Marsh Dalton\, Ass
 istant Professor of Economics along wit h moderator/director Dr. Cindy Gen
 drich\, Professor of Theatre and Director of IPLACe about the Radium Girls
 \, Tort Law and Economics\n\nSept. 21\, post-performance in the Mainstage 
 Thetare. Discussion with Lindsey and Jeff Sachs on medicine and These Shin
 ing Lives. Sept. 25\, post-performance in the Mainstage Theatre.\n\nDiscus
 sion with Wanda Balzano\, Director and Associate Professor of Women's and 
 Gender Studies\; and Simone Caron\, Chair and Associate Professor of Histo
 ry on women's work history and changing gender roles.
GEO:36.134063;-80.279938
LOCATION:Scales Fine Arts Center\, Mainstage Theatre
SUMMARY:These Shining Lives
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.wfu.edu/event/these_shining_lives_3243
CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Theatre
CATEGORIES:Homecoming
CATEGORIES:Next Week at Wake
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DTSTAMP:20260904T145315Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_801663
DTSTART:20140920T233000Z
DTEND:20140921T013000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Wake Forest University Theatre will open its season with Th
 ese Shining Lives by Melanie Marnich\, which will be directed by Professor
  of Theatre Dr. Cindy Gendrich. In the 1920s and 30s\, "girls who wanted t
 o work" could get good-paying jobs painting the radium dials on watch- and
  clock-faces. Part fairy-tale\, part tragedy\, These Shining Lives chronic
 les the stories of these "radium girls\," and their life-changing friendsh
 ips. A luminous play about curiosity\, greed\, heroism\, health\, time\, m
 oney\, and hope.\n\nPerformances are Sept. 19-20 and 25-28 at 7:30 PM and 
 Sept. 21 & 28 at 2:00 PMin the Mainstage Theatre of the Scales Fine Arts C
 enter. Tickets are $15 adults\, $12 senior citizens\, and $7 students (pri
 ce includes sales tax). Season passes are also available. There are a numb
 er of discussion events related to the show planned.\n\nSept. 17\, 4-5 pm 
 at the Women's Center. Women's Center discussion. Molly Dunn ('14)\, Admin
 istrative Assistant for IPLACe\, will be leading the weekly "Water Cooler"
  conversation about female friendship.\n\nSept. 18\, 12-1 (location TBA). 
 Brown bag lunch on the play and friendship.\n\nSept. 19\, post-performance
  in the Mainstage Theatre. Discussion with Jonathan Cardi\, Professor of L
 aw\; Mike Green\, Distinguished Chair of Law\; and Tina Marsh Dalton\, Ass
 istant Professor of Economics along wit h moderator/director Dr. Cindy Gen
 drich\, Professor of Theatre and Director of IPLACe about the Radium Girls
 \, Tort Law and Economics\n\nSept. 21\, post-performance in the Mainstage 
 Thetare. Discussion with Lindsey and Jeff Sachs on medicine and These Shin
 ing Lives. Sept. 25\, post-performance in the Mainstage Theatre.\n\nDiscus
 sion with Wanda Balzano\, Director and Associate Professor of Women's and 
 Gender Studies\; and Simone Caron\, Chair and Associate Professor of Histo
 ry on women's work history and changing gender roles.
GEO:36.134063;-80.279938
LOCATION:Scales Fine Arts Center\, Mainstage Theatre
SUMMARY:These Shining Lives
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.wfu.edu/event/these_shining_lives_3243
CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Theatre
CATEGORIES:Homecoming
CATEGORIES:Next Week at Wake
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DTSTAMP:20260904T145315Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_801664
DTSTART:20140925T233000Z
DTEND:20140926T013000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Wake Forest University Theatre will open its season with Th
 ese Shining Lives by Melanie Marnich\, which will be directed by Professor
  of Theatre Dr. Cindy Gendrich. In the 1920s and 30s\, "girls who wanted t
 o work" could get good-paying jobs painting the radium dials on watch- and
  clock-faces. Part fairy-tale\, part tragedy\, These Shining Lives chronic
 les the stories of these "radium girls\," and their life-changing friendsh
 ips. A luminous play about curiosity\, greed\, heroism\, health\, time\, m
 oney\, and hope.\n\nPerformances are Sept. 19-20 and 25-28 at 7:30 PM and 
 Sept. 21 & 28 at 2:00 PMin the Mainstage Theatre of the Scales Fine Arts C
 enter. Tickets are $15 adults\, $12 senior citizens\, and $7 students (pri
 ce includes sales tax). Season passes are also available. There are a numb
 er of discussion events related to the show planned.\n\nSept. 17\, 4-5 pm 
 at the Women's Center. Women's Center discussion. Molly Dunn ('14)\, Admin
 istrative Assistant for IPLACe\, will be leading the weekly "Water Cooler"
  conversation about female friendship.\n\nSept. 18\, 12-1 (location TBA). 
 Brown bag lunch on the play and friendship.\n\nSept. 19\, post-performance
  in the Mainstage Theatre. Discussion with Jonathan Cardi\, Professor of L
 aw\; Mike Green\, Distinguished Chair of Law\; and Tina Marsh Dalton\, Ass
 istant Professor of Economics along wit h moderator/director Dr. Cindy Gen
 drich\, Professor of Theatre and Director of IPLACe about the Radium Girls
 \, Tort Law and Economics\n\nSept. 21\, post-performance in the Mainstage 
 Thetare. Discussion with Lindsey and Jeff Sachs on medicine and These Shin
 ing Lives. Sept. 25\, post-performance in the Mainstage Theatre.\n\nDiscus
 sion with Wanda Balzano\, Director and Associate Professor of Women's and 
 Gender Studies\; and Simone Caron\, Chair and Associate Professor of Histo
 ry on women's work history and changing gender roles.
GEO:36.134063;-80.279938
LOCATION:Scales Fine Arts Center\, Mainstage Theatre
SUMMARY:These Shining Lives
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.wfu.edu/event/these_shining_lives_3243
CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Theatre
CATEGORIES:Homecoming
CATEGORIES:Next Week at Wake
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DTSTAMP:20260904T145315Z
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DTSTART:20140926T233000Z
DTEND:20140927T013000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Wake Forest University Theatre will open its season with Th
 ese Shining Lives by Melanie Marnich\, which will be directed by Professor
  of Theatre Dr. Cindy Gendrich. In the 1920s and 30s\, "girls who wanted t
 o work" could get good-paying jobs painting the radium dials on watch- and
  clock-faces. Part fairy-tale\, part tragedy\, These Shining Lives chronic
 les the stories of these "radium girls\," and their life-changing friendsh
 ips. A luminous play about curiosity\, greed\, heroism\, health\, time\, m
 oney\, and hope.\n\nPerformances are Sept. 19-20 and 25-28 at 7:30 PM and 
 Sept. 21 & 28 at 2:00 PMin the Mainstage Theatre of the Scales Fine Arts C
 enter. Tickets are $15 adults\, $12 senior citizens\, and $7 students (pri
 ce includes sales tax). Season passes are also available. There are a numb
 er of discussion events related to the show planned.\n\nSept. 17\, 4-5 pm 
 at the Women's Center. Women's Center discussion. Molly Dunn ('14)\, Admin
 istrative Assistant for IPLACe\, will be leading the weekly "Water Cooler"
  conversation about female friendship.\n\nSept. 18\, 12-1 (location TBA). 
 Brown bag lunch on the play and friendship.\n\nSept. 19\, post-performance
  in the Mainstage Theatre. Discussion with Jonathan Cardi\, Professor of L
 aw\; Mike Green\, Distinguished Chair of Law\; and Tina Marsh Dalton\, Ass
 istant Professor of Economics along wit h moderator/director Dr. Cindy Gen
 drich\, Professor of Theatre and Director of IPLACe about the Radium Girls
 \, Tort Law and Economics\n\nSept. 21\, post-performance in the Mainstage 
 Thetare. Discussion with Lindsey and Jeff Sachs on medicine and These Shin
 ing Lives. Sept. 25\, post-performance in the Mainstage Theatre.\n\nDiscus
 sion with Wanda Balzano\, Director and Associate Professor of Women's and 
 Gender Studies\; and Simone Caron\, Chair and Associate Professor of Histo
 ry on women's work history and changing gender roles.
GEO:36.134063;-80.279938
LOCATION:Scales Fine Arts Center\, Mainstage Theatre
SUMMARY:These Shining Lives
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.wfu.edu/event/these_shining_lives_3243
CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Theatre
CATEGORIES:Homecoming
CATEGORIES:Next Week at Wake
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DTSTAMP:20260904T145315Z
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DTSTART:20140927T233000Z
DTEND:20140928T013000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Wake Forest University Theatre will open its season with Th
 ese Shining Lives by Melanie Marnich\, which will be directed by Professor
  of Theatre Dr. Cindy Gendrich. In the 1920s and 30s\, "girls who wanted t
 o work" could get good-paying jobs painting the radium dials on watch- and
  clock-faces. Part fairy-tale\, part tragedy\, These Shining Lives chronic
 les the stories of these "radium girls\," and their life-changing friendsh
 ips. A luminous play about curiosity\, greed\, heroism\, health\, time\, m
 oney\, and hope.\n\nPerformances are Sept. 19-20 and 25-28 at 7:30 PM and 
 Sept. 21 & 28 at 2:00 PMin the Mainstage Theatre of the Scales Fine Arts C
 enter. Tickets are $15 adults\, $12 senior citizens\, and $7 students (pri
 ce includes sales tax). Season passes are also available. There are a numb
 er of discussion events related to the show planned.\n\nSept. 17\, 4-5 pm 
 at the Women's Center. Women's Center discussion. Molly Dunn ('14)\, Admin
 istrative Assistant for IPLACe\, will be leading the weekly "Water Cooler"
  conversation about female friendship.\n\nSept. 18\, 12-1 (location TBA). 
 Brown bag lunch on the play and friendship.\n\nSept. 19\, post-performance
  in the Mainstage Theatre. Discussion with Jonathan Cardi\, Professor of L
 aw\; Mike Green\, Distinguished Chair of Law\; and Tina Marsh Dalton\, Ass
 istant Professor of Economics along wit h moderator/director Dr. Cindy Gen
 drich\, Professor of Theatre and Director of IPLACe about the Radium Girls
 \, Tort Law and Economics\n\nSept. 21\, post-performance in the Mainstage 
 Thetare. Discussion with Lindsey and Jeff Sachs on medicine and These Shin
 ing Lives. Sept. 25\, post-performance in the Mainstage Theatre.\n\nDiscus
 sion with Wanda Balzano\, Director and Associate Professor of Women's and 
 Gender Studies\; and Simone Caron\, Chair and Associate Professor of Histo
 ry on women's work history and changing gender roles.
GEO:36.134063;-80.279938
LOCATION:Scales Fine Arts Center\, Mainstage Theatre
SUMMARY:These Shining Lives
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.wfu.edu/event/these_shining_lives_3243
CATEGORIES:Arts & Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Theatre
CATEGORIES:Homecoming
CATEGORIES:Next Week at Wake
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