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Disgraced at Florida Repertory Theatre
Dates: 11/7/2017 - 12/10/2017
📍 Theatre: Florida Repertory Theatre Florida Rep is one of Lee County and Southwest Florida’s most important cultural and educational i (read more...)
2267 first street
Fort Myers, FL 33901
Phone: 239-332-4488
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Disgraced is a Pulitzer Prize-winning drama is an engaging and provocative story of religion, race, and betrayal. Contemporary attitudes are put under the microscope in this fearless play about a successful Muslim-American lawyer who has worked hard to achieve the American Dream. Amir is on track to attain his lifelong ambition to partner in his law firm, but when an innocent dinner party turns dangerous, he finds that success comes at a cost.
A Pulitzer Prize-Winning Drama! One of the most-produced plays of 2016!
“Terrific, Turbulent, with Fresh Currents of Dramatic Electricity!” – New York Times
Generously Sponsored by Bruce & Janet Bunch
A Pulitzer Prize-Winning Drama! One of the most-produced plays of 2016!
“Terrific, Turbulent, with Fresh Currents of Dramatic Electricity!” – New York Times
Generously Sponsored by Bruce & Janet Bunch
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About the Theatre
Florida Repertory Theatre is a fully professional theatre company that the Wall Street Journal called “One of America’s Top Repertory Companies!” Performing in the Historic Arcade Theatre, Florida Rep produces a wide variety of comedies, dramas, and musicals, and brings more than 87,000 people to the Fort Myers River District annually.
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