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California Theatre Center Presents Dramatic Play A Walk in the Woods

Sunnyvale Theatre, at Sunnyvale Community Center (550 East Remington Drive Sunnyvale, CA 94087)
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$18.00 - $25.00
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A Walk in the Woods by Lee Blessing was inspired by the true story of two passionate men who had the courage to forge a nuclear weapons agreement without the support of their governments.

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The last date listed for A Walk in the Woods was Thursday June 24, 2004 / 8:00pm.

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Quotes & Highlights

  • "A marvelous piece of theatre as well as a great treatise on the nature of mankind which should take its place as a classic of dramatic literature." Drama-Logue
  • "A work of passion and power." Time Magazine

Description

Set in a "pleasant woods on the outskirts of Geneva," A Walk in the Woods by Lee Blessing begins as a Russian diplomat and his American counterpart meet informally after long, frustrating hours at the bargaining table.

As the seasons change and their talks continue, we begin to see an understanding develop between these two very different men--one seasoned, cynical and urbane, the other fervently idealistic about what can be achieved through perseverance and honest bargaining.

Drama-Logue calls it "a marvelous piece of theatre as well as a great treatise on the nature of mankind which should take its place as a classic of dramatic literature." This long-running Broadway success, which Time Magazine called "a work of passion and power," is intelligent, gripping and unexpectedly humorous.