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written and performed by 

Elizabeth Elias Huffman is the Artistic Director of Chain Reaction Theatre.

She is an acclaimed international actor, award winning director and playwright, highly regarded for her visionary and racially diverse productions.

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Elizabeth Elias Huffman

Directed by
Louanne Moldovan

JUN 17-18, JUN 23-25, JUN 30-JUL 2

@ 8:00 pm

JUN 19 & JUN 26 @ 3:00 pm

Inspired by Josef Bush’s 1967 play French Gray, this powerful solo show, written and performed by Elizabeth Huffman, is a dreamlike play told through film, movement and live theatre. The story follows two women whose lives have been forever altered by a tumultuous civil war. Not My Revolution travels back & forth in time between Marie Antoinette’s imprisonment during the French Revolution in 1793 and a ghetto in Istanbul in 2011 where a once-wealthy Syrian art dealer is struggling to survive catastrophic losses due to the civil war in her country.

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The 90-minute play examines the very real consequences of forced displacement, and the judgments passed on two women whose destiny has been determined by appearances and society’s expectations of them.

“Ms. Huffman communicates the terror of a victim caught up in events beyond her control with complete conviction and verisimilitude.” –ABQ Journal

“Not My Revolution is an ambitious, brilliantly acted one-woman tour de force.” –Broadway World

“A must see gripping performance.” –Iris Hetcsher-Weiser Kurier, Bremen

“Captivating and moving – makes tangible the cruelty of civil war.” –Elisabeth Nofer-Taz-Bremen

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Ticket Pricing:

$10 (Preview Performance)
$15 Artist, Student & Senior discount
$20 General Admission

Or pay-what-you-can tickets available

Tickets on Sale June 6th

Preview Performance: July 22

July 23, 28, 29, August 4, 5 @ 8PM

July 24, 31 @ 3PM

July 30 @ 3PM, 8PM

August 6 @ 3PM, 8PM

The 1950s powerhouse drama by Arthur Miller about a man trying to hold on to his world. A View From The Bridge follows the cataclysmic downfall of Eddie Carbone as his life spirals once his niece falls in love with an undocumented immigrant. As Eddie and his family pursue the “American Dream”, they soon learn about the true price of freedom.

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