Category Archives: US Performances

Activism Knows No Age Limits

Posted on March 5, 2018 by pcizmar

An article from the Orange County Register on the 85-year-old presenter of SEVEN in California and at the UN, CeCe Sloan.      

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SEVEN Makes the Best Audiobooks List!

Posted on December 3, 2017 by pcizmar

It’s the season when the lists of all the best things of the year are released, and we’re proud to announce that SEVEN has made the Best Audiobooks List!  Joining other amazing audiobooks in Audiofile magazine’s Memoir Category, including work … Continue reading →

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Young Artists Take on 7 in Austin

Posted on November 11, 2017 by pcizmar

SEVEN  now moves on to Austin, Texas, in a production at Concordia University.   We’re especially happy when we see emerging theatre artists taking on this play and joining the effort to use art for social justice.

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7 Gets #ReviewoftheDay

Posted on October 17, 2017 by pcizmar

Our audio book version of SEVEN is gathering fabulous reviews.  Click here to see another one.

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7 in Southern California in November

Posted on October 17, 2017 by pcizmar

Soka University of America Office of Student Affairs and CeCe Sloan invite you to a reading of SEVEN: Saturday  November 4, 2017  @ 7:00 pm Blackbox Theater SOKA 1 University Drive Aliso Viejo, California   This ticketed event is $3.00. … Continue reading →

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STARRED REVIEW! The Audio Book of SEVEN Earns A Starred Review

Posted on October 7, 2017 by pcizmar

A starred review in Publishers Weekly is something to crow about.  The audio book version of SEVEN, directed by JudyAnn Elder, produced by Los Angeles Theatre Works, gets a great review.  Check it out here.

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And in Sacramento, the award goes to…..

Posted on September 27, 2017 by pcizmar

Great news comes to us from Anita Ahuja, the director of a production of SEVEN at the Winters Theatre Company in Sacramento, California.   The production was nominated for three Sacramento Area Regional Theatre Alliance Elly awards–and brought home the … Continue reading →

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Review: Hope Triumphs over Despair

Posted on August 25, 2017 by pcizmar

A great review is in from the first Berkshires performance of SEVEN.   See the review here.    

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Actors in SEVEN Nominated for Acting Awards

Posted on August 14, 2017 by pcizmar

Actors in the Winters Theatre production of SEVEN in the Sacramento, California area have been nominated for an acting award. The play’s director Anita Ahuja of Winters Theatre writes: “As I was driving back into town late tonight, I learned … Continue reading →

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Two Stops in the Berkshires to Benefit Survivors of Domestic Violence

Posted on August 3, 2017 by pcizmar

SEVEN is on the road in the Berkshires, stopping off at two different locations for performances that benefit the Elizabeth Freeman Center for survivors of domestic violence and abuse.   The first stop is in Pittsfield, Massachusetts on Wednesday August … Continue reading →

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