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April 18 - May 11
Thursdays - Saturdays - 8pm
Sundays - 2pm
$22 - $25
Bent, written by Martin Sherman, is a
moving story of two gay concentration camp victims who
are sent to Dachau and fall in love, using their relationship
as an emotional crutch in their efforts to survive the
horror of the Holocaust.
The play premiered off-Broadway in 1978
with groundbreaking impact, as there had previously
been almost no inclusion of gays in discussions about
the Holocaust. With its message about tolerance, love,
and human dignity, the play was very successful and
was nominated for both a Pulitzer Prize and a Tony Award
in 1980. .
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