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DESCRIPTION:International Theater of Community Festival UC Irvine Drama Pro
 fessors\, executive producers<br />\nZachary Price\, founder and co-direct
 or<br />\nBryan Reynolds\, co-director <p> </p> November 20\, 2024-May 17\
 , 2025 Various Venues <p>Rooted in the University of California’s commitme
 nts to respect\, equity\, learning\, and justice\, the International Theat
 er of Community Festival explores through performances\, workshops\, and d
 ialogue bias and bigotry\, particularly anti-Blackness\, Islamophobia\, an
 d anti-Semitism\, while promoting free speech with the aim of developing a
 nd sustaining a diverse and equitable community grounded in principles of 
 care and compassion.</p> <hr />\nFEATURING: <p></p> <strong>Poland Is Not 
 Yet Lost!</strong> <p><strong>By Dorota Abbe and Michael Rubenfeld<br />\n
 May 16-17\, 2025\, 7 p.m.</strong><br />\n<br />\nThis piece is a provocat
 ion exploring both the seduction and dangers of nationalism. It is written
 \, directed and performed by Polish Jews — Dorota Abbe (born in Poland) an
 d Michael Rubenfeld (a native of Canada) — who play versions of themselves
  in the performance. Structured much like a political rally\, the audience
  is invited to imagine Poland’s incredible possible future Jewish reality\
 ; a world of equality … for all Jewish people.</p> <p>Poland Is Not Yet Lo
 st! explores nationalism’s allure and risks through a performance imaginin
 g a future Poland where three million Jews have returned to Poland and the
  country is on the verge of voting whether or not to become the new Jewish
  state.</p> Little Theater: 601 Humanities Quad\, Irvine\, CA 92697 <hr />
 \n<p><strong>For details\, visit the International Theater of Community we
 bsite.</strong></p> <p>Support for this event is provided by Department of
  Drama\, Office of Inclusive Excellence\, and Illuminations.</p> <p>Top im
 age credit: from Curie\, Curie. Photo by Jesús López Vargas</p> <p><strong
 >Free admission with registration<br />\nRegister Now</strong></p> <p> </p
 >    <strong>Know Before You Go</strong><br /> Helpful hints for your visi
 ts including parking\, directions\, and more! <p> </p> <p>Please visit our
  secure direct giving page and make a gift to support Drama today!<br />\n
 <strong>Make a Gift</strong></p> <p> </p>
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=TEXT/HTML:International Theater of Community Festival UC
  Irvine Drama Professors\, executive producers<br /> Zachary Price\, found
 er and co-director<br /> Bryan Reynolds\, co-director <p> </p> November 20
 \, 2024-May 17\, 2025 Various Venues <p>Rooted in the University of Califo
 rnia’s commitments to respect\, equity\, learning\, and justice\, the Inte
 rnational Theater of Community Festival explores through performances\, wo
 rkshops\, and dialogue bias and bigotry\, particularly anti-Blackness\, Is
 lamophobia\, and anti-Semitism\, while promoting free speech with the aim 
 of developing and sustaining a diverse and equitable community grounded in
  principles of care and compassion.</p> <hr /> FEATURING: <p><img alt='' s
 rc='/sites/default/files/u134/ToC-Poland.jpg' style='max-width: 25%' /></p
 > <strong>Poland Is Not Yet Lost!</strong> <p><strong>By Dorota Abbe and M
 ichael Rubenfeld<br /> May 16-17\, 2025\, 7 p.m.</strong><br /> <br /> Thi
 s piece is a provocation exploring both the seduction and dangers of natio
 nalism. It is written\, directed and performed by Polish Jews — Dorota Abb
 e (born in Poland) and Michael Rubenfeld (a native of Canada) — who play v
 ersions of themselves in the performance. Structured much like a political
  rally\, the audience is invited to imagine Poland’s incredible possible f
 uture Jewish reality\; a world of equality … for all Jewish people.</p> <p
 >Poland Is Not Yet Lost! explores nationalism’s allure and risks through a
  performance imagining a future Poland where three million Jews have retur
 ned to Poland and the country is on the verge of voting whether or not to 
 become the new Jewish state.</p> Little Theater: 601 Humanities Quad\, Irv
 ine\, CA 92697 <hr /> <p><strong>For details\, visit the International The
 ater of Community website.</strong></p> <p>Support for this event is provi
 ded by Department of Drama\, Office of Inclusive Excellence\, and Illumina
 tions.</p> <p>Top image credit: from Curie\, Curie. Photo by Jesús López V
 argas</p> <p><strong>Free admission with registration<br /> Register Now</
 strong></p> <p> </p> <img alt='' src='/sites/default/files/u134/Infobox_in
 fo_icon.svg_.png' style='width: 50px\; height: 50px\;' />   <strong>Know B
 efore You Go</strong><br /> Helpful hints for your visits including parkin
 g\, directions\, and more! <p> </p> <p>Please visit our secure direct givi
 ng page and make a gift to support Drama today!<br /> <strong>Make a Gift<
 /strong></p> <p> </p>
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DESCRIPTION:International Theater of Community Festival UC Irvine Drama Pro
 fessors\, executive producers<br />\nZachary Price\, founder and co-direct
 or<br />\nBryan Reynolds\, co-director <p> </p> November 20\, 2024-May 17\
 , 2025 Various Venues <p>Rooted in the University of California’s commitme
 nts to respect\, equity\, learning\, and justice\, the International Theat
 er of Community Festival explores through performances\, workshops\, and d
 ialogue bias and bigotry\, particularly anti-Blackness\, Islamophobia\, an
 d anti-Semitism\, while promoting free speech with the aim of developing a
 nd sustaining a diverse and equitable community grounded in principles of 
 care and compassion.</p> <hr />\nFEATURING: <p></p> <strong>Poland Is Not 
 Yet Lost!</strong> <p><strong>By Dorota Abbe and Michael Rubenfeld<br />\n
 May 16-17\, 2025\, 7 p.m.</strong><br />\n<br />\nThis piece is a provocat
 ion exploring both the seduction and dangers of nationalism. It is written
 \, directed and performed by Polish Jews — Dorota Abbe (born in Poland) an
 d Michael Rubenfeld (a native of Canada) — who play versions of themselves
  in the performance. Structured much like a political rally\, the audience
  is invited to imagine Poland’s incredible possible future Jewish reality\
 ; a world of equality … for all Jewish people.</p> <p>Poland Is Not Yet Lo
 st! explores nationalism’s allure and risks through a performance imaginin
 g a future Poland where three million Jews have returned to Poland and the
  country is on the verge of voting whether or not to become the new Jewish
  state.</p> Little Theater: 601 Humanities Quad\, Irvine\, CA 92697 <hr />
 \n<p><strong>For details\, visit the International Theater of Community we
 bsite.</strong></p> <p>Support for this event is provided by Department of
  Drama\, Office of Inclusive Excellence\, and Illuminations.</p> <p>Top im
 age credit: from Curie\, Curie. Photo by Jesús López Vargas</p> <p><strong
 >Free admission with registration<br />\nRegister Now</strong></p> <p> </p
 >    <strong>Know Before You Go</strong><br /> Helpful hints for your visi
 ts including parking\, directions\, and more! <p> </p> <p>Please visit our
  secure direct giving page and make a gift to support Drama today!<br />\n
 <strong>Make a Gift</strong></p> <p> </p>
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=TEXT/HTML:International Theater of Community Festival UC
  Irvine Drama Professors\, executive producers<br /> Zachary Price\, found
 er and co-director<br /> Bryan Reynolds\, co-director <p> </p> November 20
 \, 2024-May 17\, 2025 Various Venues <p>Rooted in the University of Califo
 rnia’s commitments to respect\, equity\, learning\, and justice\, the Inte
 rnational Theater of Community Festival explores through performances\, wo
 rkshops\, and dialogue bias and bigotry\, particularly anti-Blackness\, Is
 lamophobia\, and anti-Semitism\, while promoting free speech with the aim 
 of developing and sustaining a diverse and equitable community grounded in
  principles of care and compassion.</p> <hr /> FEATURING: <p><img alt='' s
 rc='/sites/default/files/u134/ToC-Poland.jpg' style='max-width: 25%' /></p
 > <strong>Poland Is Not Yet Lost!</strong> <p><strong>By Dorota Abbe and M
 ichael Rubenfeld<br /> May 16-17\, 2025\, 7 p.m.</strong><br /> <br /> Thi
 s piece is a provocation exploring both the seduction and dangers of natio
 nalism. It is written\, directed and performed by Polish Jews — Dorota Abb
 e (born in Poland) and Michael Rubenfeld (a native of Canada) — who play v
 ersions of themselves in the performance. Structured much like a political
  rally\, the audience is invited to imagine Poland’s incredible possible f
 uture Jewish reality\; a world of equality … for all Jewish people.</p> <p
 >Poland Is Not Yet Lost! explores nationalism’s allure and risks through a
  performance imagining a future Poland where three million Jews have retur
 ned to Poland and the country is on the verge of voting whether or not to 
 become the new Jewish state.</p> Little Theater: 601 Humanities Quad\, Irv
 ine\, CA 92697 <hr /> <p><strong>For details\, visit the International The
 ater of Community website.</strong></p> <p>Support for this event is provi
 ded by Department of Drama\, Office of Inclusive Excellence\, and Illumina
 tions.</p> <p>Top image credit: from Curie\, Curie. Photo by Jesús López V
 argas</p> <p><strong>Free admission with registration<br /> Register Now</
 strong></p> <p> </p> <img alt='' src='/sites/default/files/u134/Infobox_in
 fo_icon.svg_.png' style='width: 50px\; height: 50px\;' />   <strong>Know B
 efore You Go</strong><br /> Helpful hints for your visits including parkin
 g\, directions\, and more! <p> </p> <p>Please visit our secure direct givi
 ng page and make a gift to support Drama today!<br /> <strong>Make a Gift<
 /strong></p> <p> </p>
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DTSTAMP:20260727T083915Z
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DESCRIPTION:International Theater of Community Festival UC Irvine Drama Pro
 fessors\, executive producers<br />\nZachary Price\, founder and co-direct
 or<br />\nBryan Reynolds\, co-director <p> </p> November 20\, 2024-May 17\
 , 2025 Various Venues <p>Rooted in the University of California’s commitme
 nts to respect\, equity\, learning\, and justice\, the International Theat
 er of Community Festival explores through performances\, workshops\, and d
 ialogue bias and bigotry\, particularly anti-Blackness\, Islamophobia\, an
 d anti-Semitism\, while promoting free speech with the aim of developing a
 nd sustaining a diverse and equitable community grounded in principles of 
 care and compassion.</p> <hr />\nFEATURING: <p></p> <strong>Poland Is Not 
 Yet Lost!</strong> <p><strong>By Dorota Abbe and Michael Rubenfeld<br />\n
 May 16-17\, 2025\, 7 p.m.</strong><br />\n<br />\nThis piece is a provocat
 ion exploring both the seduction and dangers of nationalism. It is written
 \, directed and performed by Polish Jews — Dorota Abbe (born in Poland) an
 d Michael Rubenfeld (a native of Canada) — who play versions of themselves
  in the performance. Structured much like a political rally\, the audience
  is invited to imagine Poland’s incredible possible future Jewish reality\
 ; a world of equality … for all Jewish people.</p> <p>Poland Is Not Yet Lo
 st! explores nationalism’s allure and risks through a performance imaginin
 g a future Poland where three million Jews have returned to Poland and the
  country is on the verge of voting whether or not to become the new Jewish
  state.</p> Little Theater: 601 Humanities Quad\, Irvine\, CA 92697 <hr />
 \n<p><strong>For details\, visit the International Theater of Community we
 bsite.</strong></p> <p>Support for this event is provided by Department of
  Drama\, Office of Inclusive Excellence\, and Illuminations.</p> <p>Top im
 age credit: from Curie\, Curie. Photo by Jesús López Vargas</p> <p><strong
 >Free admission with registration<br />\nRegister Now</strong></p> <p> </p
 >    <strong>Know Before You Go</strong><br /> Helpful hints for your visi
 ts including parking\, directions\, and more! <p> </p> <p>Please visit our
  secure direct giving page and make a gift to support Drama today!<br />\n
 <strong>Make a Gift</strong></p> <p> </p>
DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20250517T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20250518T000000
LAST-MODIFIED:20250920T015124Z
SUMMARY:International Theater of Community Festival
TRANSP:OPAQUE
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=TEXT/HTML:International Theater of Community Festival UC
  Irvine Drama Professors\, executive producers<br /> Zachary Price\, found
 er and co-director<br /> Bryan Reynolds\, co-director <p> </p> November 20
 \, 2024-May 17\, 2025 Various Venues <p>Rooted in the University of Califo
 rnia’s commitments to respect\, equity\, learning\, and justice\, the Inte
 rnational Theater of Community Festival explores through performances\, wo
 rkshops\, and dialogue bias and bigotry\, particularly anti-Blackness\, Is
 lamophobia\, and anti-Semitism\, while promoting free speech with the aim 
 of developing and sustaining a diverse and equitable community grounded in
  principles of care and compassion.</p> <hr /> FEATURING: <p><img alt='' s
 rc='/sites/default/files/u134/ToC-Poland.jpg' style='max-width: 25%' /></p
 > <strong>Poland Is Not Yet Lost!</strong> <p><strong>By Dorota Abbe and M
 ichael Rubenfeld<br /> May 16-17\, 2025\, 7 p.m.</strong><br /> <br /> Thi
 s piece is a provocation exploring both the seduction and dangers of natio
 nalism. It is written\, directed and performed by Polish Jews — Dorota Abb
 e (born in Poland) and Michael Rubenfeld (a native of Canada) — who play v
 ersions of themselves in the performance. Structured much like a political
  rally\, the audience is invited to imagine Poland’s incredible possible f
 uture Jewish reality\; a world of equality … for all Jewish people.</p> <p
 >Poland Is Not Yet Lost! explores nationalism’s allure and risks through a
  performance imagining a future Poland where three million Jews have retur
 ned to Poland and the country is on the verge of voting whether or not to 
 become the new Jewish state.</p> Little Theater: 601 Humanities Quad\, Irv
 ine\, CA 92697 <hr /> <p><strong>For details\, visit the International The
 ater of Community website.</strong></p> <p>Support for this event is provi
 ded by Department of Drama\, Office of Inclusive Excellence\, and Illumina
 tions.</p> <p>Top image credit: from Curie\, Curie. Photo by Jesús López V
 argas</p> <p><strong>Free admission with registration<br /> Register Now</
 strong></p> <p> </p> <img alt='' src='/sites/default/files/u134/Infobox_in
 fo_icon.svg_.png' style='width: 50px\; height: 50px\;' />   <strong>Know B
 efore You Go</strong><br /> Helpful hints for your visits including parkin
 g\, directions\, and more! <p> </p> <p>Please visit our secure direct givi
 ng page and make a gift to support Drama today!<br /> <strong>Make a Gift<
 /strong></p> <p> </p>
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