Friends of Alrowwad, USA and Cambridge Bethlehem People to People Project
are excited to present
The U. S. premiere

The Alrowwad Cultural Theatre Society
from The Aida Refugee Camp, Bethlehem, Palestine

“Blame The Wolf”

An original play for all ages based on the adaptation of familiar children's fairy tales to reveal the experiences and lessons from Palestinian life.

July 17, 7:30 PM, Central Square Theater, 450 Mass. Ave. Cambridge.   Opening Remarks by Historian/activist Howard Zinn.   Tickets $10 - For reservations, write bethlehemcambridge@gmail.com

July 21, 5:00 PM, Payomet Performing Arts Center, Truro on Cape Cod

Additional Boston and Cape Cod venues:

Saturday, July 11, 6:00 Dinner, 7:30 PM Performance, Palestine Cultural Center, 41 Quint St. Allston Dinner with an evening of dabka, song and full performance of "Children of the Camp". $20 adults - suggested donation. Sponsored by the Palestine Cultural Center

Tuesday, July 14th - 7-8:30 Brookline Public Library, Main Branch -Washington Street
Multimedia evening with excerpts from "Children of the Camp", discussion and exchange
Sponsored by Workmen's Circle Shule.

Wednesday, July 15th - 7-9:30 - Blackstone School, 380 Shawmut Ave. Boston.
A multicultural evening of Spoken Word, Dance and Singing with Boston area-youth
Sponsored by Critical Breakdown.

Monday, July 20th - 4-6 PM Wellfleet Library, 55 West Main Street, Wellfleet Theater as a Tool for Social Justice - Voices from Palestine: Presentation, panel and discussion with troupe
Sponsored by the Wellfleet Public Library and WILPF.

Additional performances of Blame The Wolf in Connecticut, Vermont and New York City.

For additional information or to get a schedule of all events for the theater tour,
http://alrowwadusa.bbnow.org/

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