MUTINY AT PORT CHICAGO Opens 7/10 At RGT
Jolted in the night, San Francisco’s East Bay residents attempted to shield themselves from shattering windows as the sky blazed. 320 people were killed, 400 more were injured, and everything within a one mile radius was destroyed in a flash. 50 survivors were imprisoned for mutiny. If you have not heard about the worst home front military disaster in our history, you will now know why. If you had already known about it, you will find out that there is still much more to the story.
The world premiere of Mutiny at Port Chicago follows the Ruskin Group Theatre’s recently successful run of Burn This and Faithful which both received several rave reviews and a ‘Critics Pick,’ or two, by local reviewers. A world premiere of the John Powers play @Heart, recommended by five local critics (including the Los Angeles Times), was the Ruskin season
opener in 2008.
www.ruskingrouptheatre.com. Free parking at the theater.
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