Blame the Wolf

From July 9 to July 29, the Al-Rowwad Theatre Troupe from Palestine
will be touring the Northeast, including the American Premiere of

BLAME THE WOLF

An original play for all ages, adapted from familiar children's
fairy tale to reveal the experiences and lessons of Palestinian life.

The sole Boston-area production of
Blame the Wolf
will be performed at:
Central Square Theater
Friday, July 17 - 7:30pm

Tickets for Blame the Wolf have sold out! We apologize for any inconveniece this may cause.

Howard Zinn, renowned local playwright and social
activist, will introduce this performance. Be sure to
arrive early to guarantee yourself a seat!

Al-Rowwad Center is an independent center for artistic, cultural, and theatre training for children in the Aida Refugee Camp in Bethlehem. Central to Al-Rowwad's curriculum is the idea that peace and hope must guide children's lives and that opposition to oppression is through creative non-violence, which they characterize as "beautiful resistance."

The Al-Rowwad Theatre Troupe gained world-wide accolades when it recently performed for Pope Benedict XVI against the Separation Wall in the Aida Camp in Bethlehem.

The Palestinian actors will participate in a youth exchange with our own Youth Underground Ensemble, culminating in the performance of Blame the Wolf.

To see the entire schedule of the Al-Rowwad Theatre Troupe,
visit their tour website: www.alrowwadusa.bbnow.org

More about Blame the Wolf (see a YouTube video below!):

Blame the Wolf uses the material of classic fairy stories and deconstructs it to reveal
a content that is radically different from a first impression. What was considered as established
fact suddenly turns out to have been false all along and other backdrops come into view.
In other words, what is presented is an object lesson warning of the dangers of premature conclusions that are liable to be misleading.