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POTS@TheWorks Series - TheatreWorks

The POTS@TheWorks Series was created by Playhouse on the Square as a means for continuing to bring newer, edgier, thought-provoking theatre to the Midtown area and to the fantastic venue of TheatreWorks.

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    POTS@TheWorks Series - TheatreWorks

    51 South Cooper
    Memphis, TN 38104

    Phone: 901 725-0776   |   Email   |   Official Website

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    01/14/10- 01/31/10	Playhouse on the Square Solo Works Series TheatreWorks
    07/11/08- 08/03/08	String of Pearls TheatreWorks
    01/04/08- 01/27/08	And Baby Makes Seven TheatreWorks

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    • Event Name: Playhouse on the Square Solo Works Series
      "Highly Recommend"
      Comment posted by: David Prete - ArtsMemphis Rants & Raver from Memphis, TN, Jan 17, 2010
      

      I'm writing to highly recommend a play that is currently running at Theaterworks. It's a solo show by a woman named Jayne Amelia Larson called Driving the Saudis. The show is based on Jayne's true... Expand

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      I'm writing to highly recommend a play that is currently running at Theaterworks. It's a solo show by a woman named Jayne Amelia Larson called Driving the Saudis. The show is based on Jayne's true experience of working as a chauffeur for the royal Saudi family while they visited Los Angeles. It's a funny and heartbreaking show about the human desire for status, purpose and sexual identity, and it shows the shocking similarities between the Saudi and American cultures. The show has changed since last time Jayne was in town, so if you've already seen it's it's worth a second look. If you haven's seen it, get there. Collapse

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    • Event Name: String of Pearls
      "Amazing!"
      Review posted by: Nancy from Memphis, TN, Jul 13, 2008
      

      This show was magnificent! I went thinking that this would be just another women are powerful story, but got so much more! It was funny, moving and insightful. I absolutely loved it. These 4 women are... Expand

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      This show was magnificent! I went thinking that this would be just another women are powerful story, but got so much more! It was funny, moving and insightful. I absolutely loved it. These 4 women are so talented you find yourself completely involved in every character they play. I was most astounded by the abilities of Maya and Teresa who brought their characters such depth with nothing more than their words and movements. This is just an amazing play and you would be foolish to not go see it. You will be very entertained and feel priveledged to have watched these women act. Collapse

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    • Event Name: And Baby Makes Seven
      "See it for the acting"
      Review posted by: guerilla theatre from Memphis, TN, USA, Jan 17, 2008
      

      The play is pretty bizarre, but it's an interesting take on relationships, family, and, probably, one's 'inner child,' to go back to the early to mid 90s. It would be easy for it to fall flat, but... Expand

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      The play is pretty bizarre, but it's an interesting take on relationships, family, and, probably, one's 'inner child,' to go back to the early to mid 90s. It would be easy for it to fall flat, but pretty excellent performances from Erin and Sheana make it worth seeing. They move fluidly from their adult characters to their childlike alter-egos, and, in Sheana's case, from Orphan to Henri with success. The Orphan-Henri sandwich debacle is easily the most attention grabbing scene, and it showcases Sheana's ability and comedy supremely well. Erin has a gift for effortless comedic timing, and her Cecil is delightfully nerdy but self-sufficient. Go and see! Collapse

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