Echo Theatre presents Echo Reads: Carla Cooks the War

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Carla was with the partisans during World War II. Antonia, her daughter, survived with her. Olivia, Antonia's daughter, tries to survive them both. Carla Cooks the War is a non-traditional play about heroism, betrayals, the costs of surviving a war, gnocchi, and the ephemeral nature of truth. Winner of the $10,000 William Saroyan Human Rights/Social Justice Award in Playwriting.

Carla was with the partisans during World War II. Antonia, her daughter, survived with her. Olivia, Antonia's daughter, tries to survive them both. Carla Cooks the War is a non-traditional play about heroism, betrayals, the costs of surviving a war, gnocchi, and the ephemeral nature of truth. Winner of the $10,000 William Saroyan Human Rights/Social Justice Award in Playwriting.

Carla was with the partisans during World War II. Antonia, her daughter, survived with her. Olivia, Antonia's daughter, tries to survive them both. Carla Cooks the War is a non-traditional play about heroism, betrayals, the costs of surviving a war, gnocchi, and the ephemeral nature of truth. Winner of the $10,000 William Saroyan Human Rights/Social Justice Award in Playwriting.

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WHERE

Bath House Cultural Center
521 E. Lawther Dr.
Dallas, TX 75218
https://www.echotheatre.org/readings

TICKET INFO

Admission is free.
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