48th PARALLEL PROJECT

FOR WOMEN (AND MEN!) WHO DARE TO CALL THEMSELVES FEMINISTS

Lois Brown

Lois Brown

Event Details

Time: July 17, 2009 at 8pm to July 19, 2009 at 10pm
Location: Basement Theatre
Street: Arts and Culture Centre
City/Town: St. John's
Phone: 729-3900
Event Type: theatre
Organized By: Lois Brown
Latest Activity: Jul 18

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Event Description

Say Nothing Saw Wood - a gripping crime-story inspired by a real-life murder. Not so much a whodunit as a why did he do it? Morally challenging: Is Jude a lost cause? Should he get a second chance? Is a second chance ever available?

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julie Hedrick Comment by julie Hedrick on July 15, 2009 at 3:06am
It would be very fun to be in St. Johns right now ... Good luck with the event
Joanne Kerrigan Comment by Joanne Kerrigan on July 15, 2009 at 1:41am
would if I were there

Attending (4)

Jacqueline Hynes Tracy O'Brien Lori-Ann Campbell Lois Brown

Not Attending (2)

julie Hedrick Joanne Kerrigan

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Latest Activity

2 blog posts by Lois Brown were featured
23 hours ago
Lois Brown added 2 blog posts
yesterday
Lois Brown commented on Lois Brown's blog post 'Long gun registry to be demolished'
Sorry I can't quite master these links.
yesterday
A blog post by Sally was featured
I think this is an excellent statement from Irene Mathyssen, a wonderful strong female politician TIME TO END VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN IS NOW Tue 1 Dec 2009 OTTAWA – December 6 is a day to remind the nation that we must end violence against women…
on Sunday
Sally added a blog post
I think this is an excellent statement from Irene Mathyssen, a wonderful strong female politician TIME TO END VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN IS NOW Tue 1 Dec 2009 OTTAWA – December 6 is a day to remind the nation that we must end violence against women…
on Sunday
2 videos by Rosemary House were featured
December 3
A blog post by Lois Brown was featured
I am working on this play about domestic violence which is also quiet funny. Not as a director - but as the AD and mentor director. I have invited Berni to come to give us a talkback on Saturday night after the show and there will be something delic…
December 3
lili Bloom commented on Jacqueline Hynes's blog post 'Tick tock, tick tock, what the hell is with this biological clock?!'
I'm older than you and have kids, but when I was your age, I felt the urge to have children for the first time - a very strong urge that was completely irrational, and very surprising. I became pregnant with a one night stand, and was tempted to kee…
December 1
Sharon and Joëlle Laramée are now friends
November 22
A blog post by Eva Madden-Hagen was featured
You may already be listening to Amelia Curran's new album, Hunter Hunter - if not, do yourself a favour and pick it up. This column features some of Amelia's musings while on tour in Europe recently. She's as much a pleasure to read as she is to l…
November 22
Joëlle Laramée added 3 photos
November 22
Rosemary House left a comment for Lois Brown
November 21
Lois Brown left a comment for Andreae Prozesky
November 21
Eva Madden-Hagen making plans
November 20
Lois Brown commented on Eva Madden-Hagen's blog post 'Women Who Would Have Better and More Interesting Careers If They Were Men'
Hmmmm. Thank God one of those Coens fell for Frances McDormand...
November 19
A blog post by Eva Madden-Hagen was featured
This is a great article by script-writer Celery Kovinsky about women in film. Her article also inspired a great discussion. Definitely worth checking out! Women Who Would Have Better and More Interesting Careers If They Were Men A Seriously Rand…
November 19

The 48th Parallel Project is A ROCK ISLAND PRODUCTION.

HOUSEKEEPING

Our name was inspired by a survey of elected women in governments worldwide showing Canada in the disappointing position of #48. And over the past two years we've dropped to 50 and risen to 47....
We're a politically motivated, artistically driven platform for feminists interested in challenging the status quo.
We invite filmmakers, artists and activists to express themselves and contribute their art and ideas.
We're committed to showcasing female artists and to connecting with women around the world.
We believe we have a responsibility to support womens' struggle for human rights and equality globally.
We also believe in using art and entertainment to mix it up in the political world.
Our logo is by young Newfoundland artist Isabelle Riche. Welcome!
Please drop me a line here, anytime!
Cheers, Rosemary

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