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Dear Theatre Lovers,
Please mark your calendars and join us for a very special event at the Theatre Guild of Ancon. On WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5, 8 p.m., we will host "LEMON SKY," the first play in our "Great American Playwrights Staged Reading Series." A staged reading is performed by actors with script in hand.
This will be the ONLY performance of this powerful, modern American drama, which has never been seen in Panama. Don't miss this opportunity to witness some of the finest dramatic performances in Panama this year. Call 212-0060 and make your reservations today. All tickets are $5 and seating is limited.

"LEMON SKY"
by Lanford Wilson
directed by Catherine Hopkins
Starring: Domingo de Obaldia, Edmundo Ward, Diana Luz Parada, Kristina Janson, Caroline Ribi and Samuel Icaza
At seventeen, "Alan" visits the California home of his father and his fathers former mistress turned wife. His fathers life now centers around his two young sons, a tiresome job at an aircraft plant, and two teenage girls who are boarded with the family by the state. Alan has come expecting to go to school full-time and work part-time at the plant, having accepted his fathers encouragement to do so. But the older man is incapable of honesty, least of all emotional honesty, and his lies about school are worth about as much as his lies about love. In the end, his cruelty, insecurity and lechery bring on an inevitable collision which destroys all that the father and son had hoped for.
"LEMON SKY" was critically hailed in its New York production as a major work by one of the American theatre's most important writers, this powerful and moving play explores the alienation between a son and his father with rare perception and honesty. "...Mr. Wilson can write; his characters spring alive on stage; he holds our attention, he engages our heart." NY Times.
"...Wilson at his loveliest and most true. He is one of the very most talented writers in all the American theatre..." Women's Wear Daily.
"His language is rich and forceful, yet conveys a sense of graceful ease and
breezy humor." Cue Magazine.
Call 212-0060 to make your reservations.**
**All tickets are $5 and free for current Guild members. Since this is a one-night-only Guild benefit event, no other discounts will apply.
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