[Editors] "Spellbinding" Show this Sunday & beyond -- NY Times covers MIT alum's odyssey

[Rae Simpson]

Hi all,
I had the good fortune to see an earlier version of this play last year, and it was absolutely amazing. I plan, gratefully, to go again,
Rae

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From: editors-bounces at MIT.EDU [mailto:editors-bounces at MIT.EDU] On Behalf Of Michael Mack
Sent: Friday, January 18, 2013 10:50 AM
To: editors at mit.edu
Subject: [Editors] "Spellbinding" Show this Sunday & beyond -- NY Times covers MIT alum's odyssey


Hey gang,

It's Friday -- shameless self-promotion day -- so this MIT editor and alum (HUM '88) wants to tell you about the best theater deal in Boston -- $15 to see a performance described as "spellbinding... an amazing journey" by the Cambridge Chronicle.

The New York Times ran a full-page feature article about this production on the front page of the National News section last Monday 1/14. See article at...
www.michaelmacklive.com

<http://www.michaelmacklive.com>Directed by Boston stage veteran Daniel Gidron, "Conversations with My Molester: A Journey of Faith" premiered at the 10-year anniversary of the Boston clergy sexual abuse crisis.

Every show will be followed by an audience discussion with Michael Mack and Fr. Rick Walsh of the Paulists -- a Roman Catholic order of priests -- inviting into a "conversation" anyone impacted by clergy abuse.

Showtimes & Tickets. This run's ONLY MATINEE is this Sunday (Jan. 20th) at 2pm. Evening performances follow over the next 2 weekends. Tickets, flyer, and info at
www.michaelmacklive.com

<http://www.michaelmacklive.com>Location. The Paulist Center is located at 5 Park Street, Boston, MA 02108, next to the MBTA Park Street station (Red Line & Green Line) off the Boston Common.

If you saw the play a year ago, it's now *a very different show.*

Blessings,
Michael
PS. Street parking is FREE in Boston on Sundays!
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