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THEATER OF THE AMERICAN SOUTH presents A RETURN to CONCORD, VIRGINIA by Peter Neofotis The unforgettable characters of a small Southern town are brought to life by their creator in a memorable evening of theater. Neofotis will bring two stories of love, war, and remembrance as he returns to the Theater of the American South, in Wilson, North Carolina. In “The Strangers,” Neofotis will tell a December romance story between a eccentric Gypsy woman and conservative Jewish man, both of which amazingly survived World War II and find themselves together in the small Southern town of Concord, Virginia. He will also tell “The Flag Bearer,” a tale concerning overcoming racial prejudices, and a town’s enduring respect for its soldiers. the author & CAST Peter Neofotis grew up in Lexingon, Virginia and attended college at Columbia University in New York City. He told his first story of Concord, Virginia at Cornelia Street Cafe, in Greenwich Village, NYC, and then developed his show saga at Dixon Place Theater, in downtown NYC. After the compiled scripts of his shows won the Pirate’s Alley Faulkner Society’s Award for novella, Concord, Virginia was published by St. Martin’s Press and became a finalist for the William Saroyan International Prize for Fiction. Neofotis has since told his stories at numerous theaters, and is honored to be part of the Theater of the American South again this season. The Dixon Place shows were originally directed by Richard Gottlieb. Christy Park, Leslie Strongwater, Lila Neugebaurer, Fabricio Melano, Patti Neofotis, and Wilson Kidde have also contributed input to subsequent performances. The late night performance, The Shanghailander, was directed with the help of Betty Lou and Henry Walston, Wilson Kidde, Jerilyn Jerineck, Liz Ligouri, and H.R. Foster. production team Stage Manager Franci Cireus Set pieces provided by Boone’s Antiques and Lauren Kennedy/Alan Campbell Theatre, Barton College UNIQUE. ELEGANT. TIMELESS. Visit our shop for one-of-a-kind antiques and the most interesting gifts around, including tableware, wine and beer, glassware, and historic Wilson photos. Also featuring Eliza P. Stephenson Interior Design. 206 Tarboro Street Downtown Wilson 252-991-5267 jamesgreyandco.com Tues-Fri 10-5:30 Saturday 10-3 Like us on ANTIQUES & OTHER UNIQUE THINGS www.theateroftheamericansouth.org or (252) 291-4329 x10
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