Sunday, January 24, 1999
Women's theatre schedule
• Through Jan. 31 — Sabina's Splendid Brain, by Carol Sinclair, directed by Gyllian Raby and featuring Naomi Bailis, and Vigil with Dale Hodges, directed by Regina Pugh, Ensemble Theatre's Off-Center/On-Stage Festival. 421-3555.
• Through Jan. 31 — Red Corners by Cecilia Fannon, Playhouse in the Park Shelterhouse, 421-3888.
• Feb. 4-14 — Before It Hits Home by Cheryl West, studio theatre and Arts Consortium. 381-0645.
• Feb. 16-March 14 — How I Learned to Drive by Paula Vogel in Playhouse in the Park Shelterhouse (watch for Ms. Vogel's Baltimore Waltz by the Playhouse intern company in late spring). 421-3888.
• Feb. 17-March 7 — Ice Floe by Mary Tensing, directed by D. Lynn Meyers, Ensemble Theatre. 421-3555.
• Feb. 18-21 — The Rover, by Aphra Behn, directed by Gyllian Raby, Xavier University. 745-3939.
• Feb. 19 — The Vagina Monologues by Eve Ensler, 8 p.m., Leonard Theater, Peabody Hall, Miami Universi ty, Oxford. (513) 529-5122.
• Feb. 19-27 — The Canterbury Tales, adult puppetry performance piece by Joanie Leverone, Cincinnati Public Theatre, Fifth Third Bank Theater, Aronoff Center, 241-7469.
• March 4-6 — Strength for Home by Liz Presley Fields, Second Chance Productions, Jarson-Kaplan Theater, Aronoff Center. 241-7469.
• March 24-April 10 — Love and Shrimp, cabaret based on work of Judith Viorst, produced by and featuring Pam Myers and Scot Woolley, Ensemble Theatre, 421-3555.
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Women's theatre schedule
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