but here are two great events you should dig...

:: one night only!! seeing red ::

last year a documentary was filmed about husker football fans.
it's approprate to note that 'fan' is short for 'fanatic.'
also noteworthy is the documentary was filmed last year --
during the worst husker season in 30 years.
i'm scared, but i can't wait to see this!! :-)

seeing red: fervor, phenomenon, fans
saturday, october 25
rococo theater
$7 in advance (from the zoo bar)
$10 day of screening

wow...this sounds great. go see this!!
-m@

The Angels Theatre Company presents
"The Afghan Women" by William Mastrosimone

The Afghan Women is a play about survival in Afghanistan. The story is the reality of the present and the hope for the future. It begins with a chorus of Afghan women searching the ground for the sellable remnants of war. Their search takes them to a bombed-out orphanage protected by an Afghan American doctor named Malalai. These women give us insight into the circumstances that bring them together. A powerful warlord named Hamood, also seeks refuge at the orphanage after a failed coup attempt against the Kabul government. Hamood and his fighters are being pursued by government forces as they retreat. Malalai is forced to defend herself and her charges. She does so with fierce determination and, surprisingly, poetry.
Don't miss this new play by Emmy & Peabody award winner William Mastrosimone.

The Loft at the Mill
8th & P Streets (above The Mill Coffee Shop), third floor
Wednesday Oct. 22 - Friday Oct. 24, Sunday Oct. 26,
Wednesday Oct. 29 - Saturday, November 1, 2003.
Show starts at 7:30 PM.

General Admission is $15.00/Students & Seniors $10.00.
Reserved tickets are available by calling 402-474-2206 or at our website
http://www.angelscompany.org

"Afghanistan Unveiled" an ASIA Foundation documentary made in Afghanistan by Kabul University female film students, will be shown at the Arts & Humanities Focus Program, 643 S. 25th Street (25th & J ) on Sunday Oct. 26, 3 - 5 PM.

Representatives from ARYA, LAP, the Literacy Council, and the Angels Theatre Company will take part in a discussion following the film. Jewelry and clothing made by Afghan widows and orphans will be available for purchase at this event. Admission is free and open to the public.