b-activists: Go to 7-11 before it closes shop on immigration

photo courtesy of Desipina & Company

photo courtesy of Desipina & Company

7-Eleven is open 24/7 right? But soon theatre co. Desipina & Company will be closing its NYC show on immigration - Seven.11 Convenience.

The series includes seven short plays, eleven minutes each, set in the well-known American convenience store. Immigrant stereotypes, specifically those of convenience store employees, and the hardships of immigrant assimilation are at the center of the forward-thinking series.

Desipinia uses theatre and film to encourage understanding of difference. The Company’s mission focuses on predominantly Asian-American issues within the New York City community; such problems include race relations and socioeconomic status.

If you’re in NYC, see it before it goes until June 28th:

Seven.11: The Final Year!
$18 per person
June 17-28
Center Stage

48 W. 21st Street, 4th floor, NYC
Buy tix HERE!

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June 17, 2009 by katherine
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