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Food, Health and American Identity

Saturday April 18, 2-4 or

Monday April 20, 6-8

via zoom

What does food mean to you? Is it pleasure, celebration, joy, stress? All of these?

What is "American food"? Is it pizza? Is it pierogis?

How do you feel about how our country deals with food?

Be part of creating a brand new play about food, health and American identity! Share your thoughts in our small-group listening sessions where we’ll ask questions like the ones above. We’ll then use your thoughts to inspire a new play, presented as part of EQUITABLE DINNERS: a play, a meal, and a conversation taking place in private homes across the city this July.

Click below to RSVP for a listening session— let’s get this conversation started!

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*Equitable Dinners is a licensed program of Out of Hand Theater Company in Atlanta. We're so excited to bring Pittsburgh into this national conversation!

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