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DESCRIPTION:Two Trains Running\, written by August Wilson comes to the Murp
 hy Fine Arts Center on the campus of Morgan State University for 10 perfor
 mance-- directed by CJay Philip\, acclaimed\, theater-maker\, choreographe
 r\, singer\, songwriter\, actress\, playwright and educator.\n\nTwo Trains
  Running premiered on Broadway in 1992 and was a finalist for the Pulitzer
  Prize for Drama.  The play is part of Wilson's American Century Cycle.  S
 et in 1969\, the story takes place in  Memphis Lee's diner --located in Pi
 ttsburgh's "Hill District"--during the rise of the Black Power movement.  
 We get a close up look at the diners' regular patrons navigating the peril
 s of racial injustice\, poverty\, and impending gentrification as Memphis 
 fights for a fair price for his restaurant\, which is set for demolition. 
  It explores the social and psychological manifestatinos of the changes th
 at will befall the members of this community with the "urban renewal" that
  has been promised. \n\nThis production  is part of The Baltimore August W
 ilson Celebration.  The Celebration is  3-year project that aims to unite 
 Baltimore's diverse theatre community by presenting three or four producti
 ons of an August Wilson play each year...each presented by a different the
 atre compnay.   \n\nNote that OPENING NIGHT for this run at the Murphy Fin
 e Arts Center is on Thursday\, October 22nd at 7:30 PM.  There are three P
 REVIEW  performances preceding it Monday\, October 19 - Wednesday\, Octobe
 r 21\, all starting at 7:00 PM.  \n\nTickets ($25-$35) can be purchased in
 -person at the Murphy Fine Arts Center Ticket Office (Wed-Fri\, 1PM-6PM) S
 at\, 11AM-4PM) or online at Ticketmaster.com.  Note: that online purchases
  will incur Ticketmaster convenience fees.  There are discounts for senior
 s\, students\, and for the preview and Thursday October 29th matinee perfo
 rmance.\n\nCall the ticket office during office hours for answers to other
  questions (443-885-4440).
GEO:39.339956;-76.583098
LOCATION:Carl J. Murphy Fine Arts Center\, Turpin-Lamb Theatre
SUMMARY:August Wilson's "Two Trains Running" 
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.morgan.edu/event/august-wilsons-two-trains-run
 ning
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
CATEGORIES:Community
CATEGORIES:Concerts/Performances
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DESCRIPTION:Two Trains Running\, written by August Wilson comes to the Murp
 hy Fine Arts Center on the campus of Morgan State University for 10 perfor
 mance-- directed by CJay Philip\, acclaimed\, theater-maker\, choreographe
 r\, singer\, songwriter\, actress\, playwright and educator.\n\nTwo Trains
  Running premiered on Broadway in 1992 and was a finalist for the Pulitzer
  Prize for Drama.  The play is part of Wilson's American Century Cycle.  S
 et in 1969\, the story takes place in  Memphis Lee's diner --located in Pi
 ttsburgh's "Hill District"--during the rise of the Black Power movement.  
 We get a close up look at the diners' regular patrons navigating the peril
 s of racial injustice\, poverty\, and impending gentrification as Memphis 
 fights for a fair price for his restaurant\, which is set for demolition. 
  It explores the social and psychological manifestatinos of the changes th
 at will befall the members of this community with the "urban renewal" that
  has been promised. \n\nThis production  is part of The Baltimore August W
 ilson Celebration.  The Celebration is  3-year project that aims to unite 
 Baltimore's diverse theatre community by presenting three or four producti
 ons of an August Wilson play each year...each presented by a different the
 atre compnay.   \n\nNote that OPENING NIGHT for this run at the Murphy Fin
 e Arts Center is on Thursday\, October 22nd at 7:30 PM.  There are three P
 REVIEW  performances preceding it Monday\, October 19 - Wednesday\, Octobe
 r 21\, all starting at 7:00 PM.  \n\nTickets ($25-$35) can be purchased in
 -person at the Murphy Fine Arts Center Ticket Office (Wed-Fri\, 1PM-6PM) S
 at\, 11AM-4PM) or online at Ticketmaster.com.  Note: that online purchases
  will incur Ticketmaster convenience fees.  There are discounts for senior
 s\, students\, and for the preview and Thursday October 29th matinee perfo
 rmance.\n\nCall the ticket office during office hours for answers to other
  questions (443-885-4440).
GEO:39.339956;-76.583098
LOCATION:Carl J. Murphy Fine Arts Center\, Turpin-Lamb Theatre
SUMMARY:August Wilson's "Two Trains Running" 
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.morgan.edu/event/august-wilsons-two-trains-run
 ning
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
CATEGORIES:Community
CATEGORIES:Concerts/Performances
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DESCRIPTION:Two Trains Running\, written by August Wilson comes to the Murp
 hy Fine Arts Center on the campus of Morgan State University for 10 perfor
 mance-- directed by CJay Philip\, acclaimed\, theater-maker\, choreographe
 r\, singer\, songwriter\, actress\, playwright and educator.\n\nTwo Trains
  Running premiered on Broadway in 1992 and was a finalist for the Pulitzer
  Prize for Drama.  The play is part of Wilson's American Century Cycle.  S
 et in 1969\, the story takes place in  Memphis Lee's diner --located in Pi
 ttsburgh's "Hill District"--during the rise of the Black Power movement.  
 We get a close up look at the diners' regular patrons navigating the peril
 s of racial injustice\, poverty\, and impending gentrification as Memphis 
 fights for a fair price for his restaurant\, which is set for demolition. 
  It explores the social and psychological manifestatinos of the changes th
 at will befall the members of this community with the "urban renewal" that
  has been promised. \n\nThis production  is part of The Baltimore August W
 ilson Celebration.  The Celebration is  3-year project that aims to unite 
 Baltimore's diverse theatre community by presenting three or four producti
 ons of an August Wilson play each year...each presented by a different the
 atre compnay.   \n\nNote that OPENING NIGHT for this run at the Murphy Fin
 e Arts Center is on Thursday\, October 22nd at 7:30 PM.  There are three P
 REVIEW  performances preceding it Monday\, October 19 - Wednesday\, Octobe
 r 21\, all starting at 7:00 PM.  \n\nTickets ($25-$35) can be purchased in
 -person at the Murphy Fine Arts Center Ticket Office (Wed-Fri\, 1PM-6PM) S
 at\, 11AM-4PM) or online at Ticketmaster.com.  Note: that online purchases
  will incur Ticketmaster convenience fees.  There are discounts for senior
 s\, students\, and for the preview and Thursday October 29th matinee perfo
 rmance.\n\nCall the ticket office during office hours for answers to other
  questions (443-885-4440).
GEO:39.339956;-76.583098
LOCATION:Carl J. Murphy Fine Arts Center\, Turpin-Lamb Theatre
SUMMARY:August Wilson's "Two Trains Running" 
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.morgan.edu/event/august-wilsons-two-trains-run
 ning
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
CATEGORIES:Community
CATEGORIES:Concerts/Performances
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DESCRIPTION:Two Trains Running\, written by August Wilson comes to the Murp
 hy Fine Arts Center on the campus of Morgan State University for 10 perfor
 mance-- directed by CJay Philip\, acclaimed\, theater-maker\, choreographe
 r\, singer\, songwriter\, actress\, playwright and educator.\n\nTwo Trains
  Running premiered on Broadway in 1992 and was a finalist for the Pulitzer
  Prize for Drama.  The play is part of Wilson's American Century Cycle.  S
 et in 1969\, the story takes place in  Memphis Lee's diner --located in Pi
 ttsburgh's "Hill District"--during the rise of the Black Power movement.  
 We get a close up look at the diners' regular patrons navigating the peril
 s of racial injustice\, poverty\, and impending gentrification as Memphis 
 fights for a fair price for his restaurant\, which is set for demolition. 
  It explores the social and psychological manifestatinos of the changes th
 at will befall the members of this community with the "urban renewal" that
  has been promised. \n\nThis production  is part of The Baltimore August W
 ilson Celebration.  The Celebration is  3-year project that aims to unite 
 Baltimore's diverse theatre community by presenting three or four producti
 ons of an August Wilson play each year...each presented by a different the
 atre compnay.   \n\nNote that OPENING NIGHT for this run at the Murphy Fin
 e Arts Center is on Thursday\, October 22nd at 7:30 PM.  There are three P
 REVIEW  performances preceding it Monday\, October 19 - Wednesday\, Octobe
 r 21\, all starting at 7:00 PM.  \n\nTickets ($25-$35) can be purchased in
 -person at the Murphy Fine Arts Center Ticket Office (Wed-Fri\, 1PM-6PM) S
 at\, 11AM-4PM) or online at Ticketmaster.com.  Note: that online purchases
  will incur Ticketmaster convenience fees.  There are discounts for senior
 s\, students\, and for the preview and Thursday October 29th matinee perfo
 rmance.\n\nCall the ticket office during office hours for answers to other
  questions (443-885-4440).
GEO:39.339956;-76.583098
LOCATION:Carl J. Murphy Fine Arts Center\, Turpin-Lamb Theatre
SUMMARY:August Wilson's "Two Trains Running" 
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.morgan.edu/event/august-wilsons-two-trains-run
 ning
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
CATEGORIES:Community
CATEGORIES:Concerts/Performances
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DESCRIPTION:Two Trains Running\, written by August Wilson comes to the Murp
 hy Fine Arts Center on the campus of Morgan State University for 10 perfor
 mance-- directed by CJay Philip\, acclaimed\, theater-maker\, choreographe
 r\, singer\, songwriter\, actress\, playwright and educator.\n\nTwo Trains
  Running premiered on Broadway in 1992 and was a finalist for the Pulitzer
  Prize for Drama.  The play is part of Wilson's American Century Cycle.  S
 et in 1969\, the story takes place in  Memphis Lee's diner --located in Pi
 ttsburgh's "Hill District"--during the rise of the Black Power movement.  
 We get a close up look at the diners' regular patrons navigating the peril
 s of racial injustice\, poverty\, and impending gentrification as Memphis 
 fights for a fair price for his restaurant\, which is set for demolition. 
  It explores the social and psychological manifestatinos of the changes th
 at will befall the members of this community with the "urban renewal" that
  has been promised. \n\nThis production  is part of The Baltimore August W
 ilson Celebration.  The Celebration is  3-year project that aims to unite 
 Baltimore's diverse theatre community by presenting three or four producti
 ons of an August Wilson play each year...each presented by a different the
 atre compnay.   \n\nNote that OPENING NIGHT for this run at the Murphy Fin
 e Arts Center is on Thursday\, October 22nd at 7:30 PM.  There are three P
 REVIEW  performances preceding it Monday\, October 19 - Wednesday\, Octobe
 r 21\, all starting at 7:00 PM.  \n\nTickets ($25-$35) can be purchased in
 -person at the Murphy Fine Arts Center Ticket Office (Wed-Fri\, 1PM-6PM) S
 at\, 11AM-4PM) or online at Ticketmaster.com.  Note: that online purchases
  will incur Ticketmaster convenience fees.  There are discounts for senior
 s\, students\, and for the preview and Thursday October 29th matinee perfo
 rmance.\n\nCall the ticket office during office hours for answers to other
  questions (443-885-4440).
GEO:39.339956;-76.583098
LOCATION:Carl J. Murphy Fine Arts Center\, Turpin-Lamb Theatre
SUMMARY:August Wilson's "Two Trains Running" 
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.morgan.edu/event/august-wilsons-two-trains-run
 ning
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CATEGORIES:Community
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DESCRIPTION:Two Trains Running\, written by August Wilson comes to the Murp
 hy Fine Arts Center on the campus of Morgan State University for 10 perfor
 mance-- directed by CJay Philip\, acclaimed\, theater-maker\, choreographe
 r\, singer\, songwriter\, actress\, playwright and educator.\n\nTwo Trains
  Running premiered on Broadway in 1992 and was a finalist for the Pulitzer
  Prize for Drama.  The play is part of Wilson's American Century Cycle.  S
 et in 1969\, the story takes place in  Memphis Lee's diner --located in Pi
 ttsburgh's "Hill District"--during the rise of the Black Power movement.  
 We get a close up look at the diners' regular patrons navigating the peril
 s of racial injustice\, poverty\, and impending gentrification as Memphis 
 fights for a fair price for his restaurant\, which is set for demolition. 
  It explores the social and psychological manifestatinos of the changes th
 at will befall the members of this community with the "urban renewal" that
  has been promised. \n\nThis production  is part of The Baltimore August W
 ilson Celebration.  The Celebration is  3-year project that aims to unite 
 Baltimore's diverse theatre community by presenting three or four producti
 ons of an August Wilson play each year...each presented by a different the
 atre compnay.   \n\nNote that OPENING NIGHT for this run at the Murphy Fin
 e Arts Center is on Thursday\, October 22nd at 7:30 PM.  There are three P
 REVIEW  performances preceding it Monday\, October 19 - Wednesday\, Octobe
 r 21\, all starting at 7:00 PM.  \n\nTickets ($25-$35) can be purchased in
 -person at the Murphy Fine Arts Center Ticket Office (Wed-Fri\, 1PM-6PM) S
 at\, 11AM-4PM) or online at Ticketmaster.com.  Note: that online purchases
  will incur Ticketmaster convenience fees.  There are discounts for senior
 s\, students\, and for the preview and Thursday October 29th matinee perfo
 rmance.\n\nCall the ticket office during office hours for answers to other
  questions (443-885-4440).
GEO:39.339956;-76.583098
LOCATION:Carl J. Murphy Fine Arts Center\, Turpin-Lamb Theatre
SUMMARY:August Wilson's "Two Trains Running" 
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.morgan.edu/event/august-wilsons-two-trains-run
 ning
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
CATEGORIES:Community
CATEGORIES:Concerts/Performances
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DESCRIPTION:Two Trains Running\, written by August Wilson comes to the Murp
 hy Fine Arts Center on the campus of Morgan State University for 10 perfor
 mance-- directed by CJay Philip\, acclaimed\, theater-maker\, choreographe
 r\, singer\, songwriter\, actress\, playwright and educator.\n\nTwo Trains
  Running premiered on Broadway in 1992 and was a finalist for the Pulitzer
  Prize for Drama.  The play is part of Wilson's American Century Cycle.  S
 et in 1969\, the story takes place in  Memphis Lee's diner --located in Pi
 ttsburgh's "Hill District"--during the rise of the Black Power movement.  
 We get a close up look at the diners' regular patrons navigating the peril
 s of racial injustice\, poverty\, and impending gentrification as Memphis 
 fights for a fair price for his restaurant\, which is set for demolition. 
  It explores the social and psychological manifestatinos of the changes th
 at will befall the members of this community with the "urban renewal" that
  has been promised. \n\nThis production  is part of The Baltimore August W
 ilson Celebration.  The Celebration is  3-year project that aims to unite 
 Baltimore's diverse theatre community by presenting three or four producti
 ons of an August Wilson play each year...each presented by a different the
 atre compnay.   \n\nNote that OPENING NIGHT for this run at the Murphy Fin
 e Arts Center is on Thursday\, October 22nd at 7:30 PM.  There are three P
 REVIEW  performances preceding it Monday\, October 19 - Wednesday\, Octobe
 r 21\, all starting at 7:00 PM.  \n\nTickets ($25-$35) can be purchased in
 -person at the Murphy Fine Arts Center Ticket Office (Wed-Fri\, 1PM-6PM) S
 at\, 11AM-4PM) or online at Ticketmaster.com.  Note: that online purchases
  will incur Ticketmaster convenience fees.  There are discounts for senior
 s\, students\, and for the preview and Thursday October 29th matinee perfo
 rmance.\n\nCall the ticket office during office hours for answers to other
  questions (443-885-4440).
GEO:39.339956;-76.583098
LOCATION:Carl J. Murphy Fine Arts Center\, Turpin-Lamb Theatre
SUMMARY:August Wilson's "Two Trains Running" 
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.morgan.edu/event/august-wilsons-two-trains-run
 ning
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
CATEGORIES:Community
CATEGORIES:Concerts/Performances
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DESCRIPTION:Two Trains Running\, written by August Wilson comes to the Murp
 hy Fine Arts Center on the campus of Morgan State University for 10 perfor
 mance-- directed by CJay Philip\, acclaimed\, theater-maker\, choreographe
 r\, singer\, songwriter\, actress\, playwright and educator.\n\nTwo Trains
  Running premiered on Broadway in 1992 and was a finalist for the Pulitzer
  Prize for Drama.  The play is part of Wilson's American Century Cycle.  S
 et in 1969\, the story takes place in  Memphis Lee's diner --located in Pi
 ttsburgh's "Hill District"--during the rise of the Black Power movement.  
 We get a close up look at the diners' regular patrons navigating the peril
 s of racial injustice\, poverty\, and impending gentrification as Memphis 
 fights for a fair price for his restaurant\, which is set for demolition. 
  It explores the social and psychological manifestatinos of the changes th
 at will befall the members of this community with the "urban renewal" that
  has been promised. \n\nThis production  is part of The Baltimore August W
 ilson Celebration.  The Celebration is  3-year project that aims to unite 
 Baltimore's diverse theatre community by presenting three or four producti
 ons of an August Wilson play each year...each presented by a different the
 atre compnay.   \n\nNote that OPENING NIGHT for this run at the Murphy Fin
 e Arts Center is on Thursday\, October 22nd at 7:30 PM.  There are three P
 REVIEW  performances preceding it Monday\, October 19 - Wednesday\, Octobe
 r 21\, all starting at 7:00 PM.  \n\nTickets ($25-$35) can be purchased in
 -person at the Murphy Fine Arts Center Ticket Office (Wed-Fri\, 1PM-6PM) S
 at\, 11AM-4PM) or online at Ticketmaster.com.  Note: that online purchases
  will incur Ticketmaster convenience fees.  There are discounts for senior
 s\, students\, and for the preview and Thursday October 29th matinee perfo
 rmance.\n\nCall the ticket office during office hours for answers to other
  questions (443-885-4440).
GEO:39.339956;-76.583098
LOCATION:Carl J. Murphy Fine Arts Center\, Turpin-Lamb Theatre
SUMMARY:August Wilson's "Two Trains Running" 
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.morgan.edu/event/august-wilsons-two-trains-run
 ning
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
CATEGORIES:Community
CATEGORIES:Concerts/Performances
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DESCRIPTION:Two Trains Running\, written by August Wilson comes to the Murp
 hy Fine Arts Center on the campus of Morgan State University for 10 perfor
 mance-- directed by CJay Philip\, acclaimed\, theater-maker\, choreographe
 r\, singer\, songwriter\, actress\, playwright and educator.\n\nTwo Trains
  Running premiered on Broadway in 1992 and was a finalist for the Pulitzer
  Prize for Drama.  The play is part of Wilson's American Century Cycle.  S
 et in 1969\, the story takes place in  Memphis Lee's diner --located in Pi
 ttsburgh's "Hill District"--during the rise of the Black Power movement.  
 We get a close up look at the diners' regular patrons navigating the peril
 s of racial injustice\, poverty\, and impending gentrification as Memphis 
 fights for a fair price for his restaurant\, which is set for demolition. 
  It explores the social and psychological manifestatinos of the changes th
 at will befall the members of this community with the "urban renewal" that
  has been promised. \n\nThis production  is part of The Baltimore August W
 ilson Celebration.  The Celebration is  3-year project that aims to unite 
 Baltimore's diverse theatre community by presenting three or four producti
 ons of an August Wilson play each year...each presented by a different the
 atre compnay.   \n\nNote that OPENING NIGHT for this run at the Murphy Fin
 e Arts Center is on Thursday\, October 22nd at 7:30 PM.  There are three P
 REVIEW  performances preceding it Monday\, October 19 - Wednesday\, Octobe
 r 21\, all starting at 7:00 PM.  \n\nTickets ($25-$35) can be purchased in
 -person at the Murphy Fine Arts Center Ticket Office (Wed-Fri\, 1PM-6PM) S
 at\, 11AM-4PM) or online at Ticketmaster.com.  Note: that online purchases
  will incur Ticketmaster convenience fees.  There are discounts for senior
 s\, students\, and for the preview and Thursday October 29th matinee perfo
 rmance.\n\nCall the ticket office during office hours for answers to other
  questions (443-885-4440).
GEO:39.339956;-76.583098
LOCATION:Carl J. Murphy Fine Arts Center\, Turpin-Lamb Theatre
SUMMARY:August Wilson's "Two Trains Running" 
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.morgan.edu/event/august-wilsons-two-trains-run
 ning
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
CATEGORIES:Community
CATEGORIES:Concerts/Performances
END:VEVENT
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DTSTAMP:20260811T195336Z
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DESCRIPTION:Two Trains Running\, written by August Wilson comes to the Murp
 hy Fine Arts Center on the campus of Morgan State University for 10 perfor
 mance-- directed by CJay Philip\, acclaimed\, theater-maker\, choreographe
 r\, singer\, songwriter\, actress\, playwright and educator.\n\nTwo Trains
  Running premiered on Broadway in 1992 and was a finalist for the Pulitzer
  Prize for Drama.  The play is part of Wilson's American Century Cycle.  S
 et in 1969\, the story takes place in  Memphis Lee's diner --located in Pi
 ttsburgh's "Hill District"--during the rise of the Black Power movement.  
 We get a close up look at the diners' regular patrons navigating the peril
 s of racial injustice\, poverty\, and impending gentrification as Memphis 
 fights for a fair price for his restaurant\, which is set for demolition. 
  It explores the social and psychological manifestatinos of the changes th
 at will befall the members of this community with the "urban renewal" that
  has been promised. \n\nThis production  is part of The Baltimore August W
 ilson Celebration.  The Celebration is  3-year project that aims to unite 
 Baltimore's diverse theatre community by presenting three or four producti
 ons of an August Wilson play each year...each presented by a different the
 atre compnay.   \n\nNote that OPENING NIGHT for this run at the Murphy Fin
 e Arts Center is on Thursday\, October 22nd at 7:30 PM.  There are three P
 REVIEW  performances preceding it Monday\, October 19 - Wednesday\, Octobe
 r 21\, all starting at 7:00 PM.  \n\nTickets ($25-$35) can be purchased in
 -person at the Murphy Fine Arts Center Ticket Office (Wed-Fri\, 1PM-6PM) S
 at\, 11AM-4PM) or online at Ticketmaster.com.  Note: that online purchases
  will incur Ticketmaster convenience fees.  There are discounts for senior
 s\, students\, and for the preview and Thursday October 29th matinee perfo
 rmance.\n\nCall the ticket office during office hours for answers to other
  questions (443-885-4440).
GEO:39.339956;-76.583098
LOCATION:Carl J. Murphy Fine Arts Center\, Turpin-Lamb Theatre
SUMMARY:August Wilson's "Two Trains Running" 
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.morgan.edu/event/august-wilsons-two-trains-run
 ning
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
CATEGORIES:Community
CATEGORIES:Concerts/Performances
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