The Domino Effect starting on Thursday, May 20.
Photo by Alana Melvin.
This past weekend the Lawrence University Department of Theatre Arts performed their version of
The Domino Effect, a play written by Fin Kennedy. The production was directed by Kathy Privatt and stage managed by junior Riley Seib.
The play, performed in the campus’ Stansbury Theater, is set in Hamlets, London, and follows the life of a girl named Amina who refuses to speak, played by senior Lexi Praxl and sophomore Frankie Sobel. Amina grows up with her mother, Nibijah, played by sophomore Madeline Guest, as well as her father, Samit, played by freshman Jon Winkler. Amina’s father is a clockmaker and struggles to keep the family financially afloat. In turn, Amina’s mother abandons the two to go work in America.
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Author Anne Corley Baum will discuss her book, “Small Mistakes, Big Consequences,” during a virtual event hosted by Sewickley’s Penguin Book Shop.
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Author Anne Corley Baum will discuss her book during a virtual event hosted by Sewickley’s Penguin Book Shop.
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Looking for a job? Then you might want to make sure you are near a computer at 7 p.m Feb. 11 when Anne Corley Baum will discuss her latest book, “Small Mistakes, Big Consequences for Interviews.” The virtual discussion is hosted by Sewickley’s Penguin Book Shop as part of its Writers Series.