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SUMMARY:Our Loving Companions
LOCATION:The Marsh Berk\, 2120 Allston Way\, Berkeley\, CA 94704
DESCRIPTION:Our Loving Companions The Marsh San Francisco October 15\, 16 &
  17 at 7:30 PM October 18 at 3:00 PM The Marsh Berkeley October 22\, 23\, 
 24 at 7:30 PM October 25 at 3:00 PM Online ticket sales close 2 hours befo
 re each performance. Additional tickets may be available for purchase at t
 he door. Using immersive theatre to support empathy\, reflection & communi
 ty connection Our Loving Companions is a groundbreaking immersive theater 
 experience celebrating the beautiful bond at the heart of pet ownership. A
  bond strong enough to propel us through deeply painful loss\, time and ag
 ain. Over 90 minutes\, audiences journey through the laughter\, devotion\,
  inexplicable joy\, and grief that define our relationships with our anima
 l companions. Most shows will have a facilitated discussion afterwards for
  those who desire to partake. A portion of each $100 Companion Circle Tick
 et is donated to Bay Area animal charities to support animals in need. Run
  of Show Core Plays: “The Bridge” by Jay Cross “What We Know” by S
 tephanie Weisman “A Dog Dreams” by Jeffrey Fisher Smith ”A Little Bi
 rd Told Me” by Marilyn Anderson “Must Love Pitbulls” by Jenny Mead 
 “Tomorrow” by Alan Stewart Shorts: “Outside the Box” by Emily Turn
 er “A Good Dog” by Laura Neill “Ellie’s Goodbye” by Leslie Corn 
 “Like a Dog”by Anya Martin “For The Love Of Buddy” by Dyanna Morri
 son “Roll Over\, a monologue from the cat’s point of view” by Tommy 
 The format is a “choose-your-own-adventure” model\, with audiences sel
 ecting one of two plays performed simultaneously in different rooms\, exce
 pt at the beginning and ending when we’ll all be together. Production Te
 am & Vision Our Loving Companions is the result of a shared artistic visio
 n between Grief Dialogues founder Elizabeth Coplan and co-producer and pla
 ywright Alan Stewart . Recognizing the need for an animal-centered immersi
 ve experience\, Coplan envisioned a space that honors the distinct and dee
 ply personal nature of the creatures who share our homes\, our routines\, 
 and our uncon\n\nhttps://themarsh.org/our-loving-companions/
URL:https://themarsh.org/our-loving-companions/
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