Photo Flash: Danai Gurira's ECLIPSED Runs At The Center Theatre Group Through 10/18
Danai Gurira’s “Eclipsed,” which will be presented by Center Theatre Group as the first production in the 2009-2010 season at the Kirk Douglas Theatre, opened on September 20, 2009, and continuing through October 18.
“Eclipsed,” a compelling portrait of transformation and renewal, is set in 2003 during Liberia’s vicious civil war and follows the lives of a rebel commanding officer’s “wives” as the women form a tightly-knit community and struggle for a degree of humanity in a hostile war zone. Their world is soon affected, however, by the arrival of two newcomers and the unceremonious return of a former “wife” turned rebel soldier.
At once chilling and humanizing, “Eclipsed” dives deep into the wreckage of war and finds with surprising humor and compassion how each woman navigates, and at times, defies, the most hostile of circumstances in order to survive.Danai Gurira, the Obie Award-winning actress and writer whose “In the Continuum” played at the Douglas in 2006, reunites with director Robert O’Hara to bring the West Coast premiere of her latest work to Los Angeles audiences.Photo by Ryan Miller/Capture Imaging

Edwina Findley and Viola Davis

Kelly M. Jenrette and Miriam F. Glover

Danai Gurira and Robert O'Hara

Danai Gurira and Wes Craven

Miriam F. Glover, Kelly M. Jenrette, Bahni Turpin, Michael Hyatt and Edwina Findley

Kelly M. Jenrette, Bahni Turpin and Michael Hyatt

Michael Ritchie and Danai Gurira

Robert O'Hara and Dee Sherwood

Michael Hyatt, Robert O'Hara, Edwina Findley, Bahni Turpin, Miriam F. Glover, Danai Gurira and Kelly M. Jenrette

Bahni Turpin, Director Robert O'Hara and Miriam F. Glover
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