we the same by Sangeeta Wylie
Thu, Jun 18
|https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82098839554
Inspired by a true story. In 1979 a mother with six young children separated from their father as they flee Communist Vietnam, endure pirate attacks, typhoons, shipwreck, starvation and more. The story weaves between past and the present, between memory and truth, adventure and fantasy.


Time & Location
Jun 18, 2020, 7:30 p.m. PDT
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82098839554
About the Event
HOW TO ATTEND
Click the link below at showtime ("doors" 5 minutes prior).
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82098839554
Our venue seats 100. Latecomers welcome - audience does not appear on screen.
ABOUT THE PLAY we the same is inspired by a true story. In 1979 a mother with six young children separated from their father as they flee Communist Vietnam, endure pirate attacks, typhoons, shipwreck, starvation and more. The story weaves between past and the present, between memory and truth, adventure and fantasy, secrets and forgiveness, vulnerability and courage; as an immigrant mother and her Canadian-raised daughter reconcile grievances born of cultural and generational differences. A word about the title: we the same comes from a line in the play: “We the same now. Refugee.” It has a bigger implication to our human race. Whether a king, a prostitute, or one with a drug addiction: this is for anyone who has every felt alienated, isolated, persecuted- whether due…
















