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GreenMan Theatre Troupe to present ‘Midnight and Moll Flanders’ Nov. 6-15

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GreenMan Theatre Troupe to present ‘Midnight and Moll Flanders’ Nov. 6-15 — Aurora Arts news

GreenMan Theatre Troupe presents “Midnight and Moll Flanders,” playwright Marie Kohler’s contemporary version of the classic, “Moll Flanders,” by Daniel Defoe, Nov. 6-15.This production will take place at GreenMan Theatre’s Addison venue. Directed by Becca Easley, “Midnight and Moll Flanders” tells the story of the notorious Moll Flanders who, on the eve of her hanging at London’s Newgate Prison, spins her extraordinary life story of love, survival, scandal and scheming to a minister determined to save her soul. The play is a witty, moving journey through gender, class and fortune in 17th-century England, according to a news release from the theatre.The nine-character cast for GreenMan Theatre’s production of “Midnight and Moll Flanders” is Kimberly Brumirski, Sara Corkery, Eugenia Bouboudakis, James Harding, Noe Cornejo Herrera, Kate Troc, Katharine Graham, Holly Striska and Elizabeth Scott.GreenMan Theatre’s Addison venue is located at Progressive Athletics, 430 N. Addison Road, Suit

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