Vivid Stage Summer Solos: "What I Thought I Knew"
Wednesday, July 17, 2024 @ 6:30pm

Visual Arts Center of New Jersey
68 Elm Street, Summit, NJ 07901

Bring a comfy lawn chair and your favorite snack to enjoy a summer eve with us.
(Rain/Extreme Heat Location: Oakes Center)
"What I Thought I Knew" by Alice Eve Cohen
verything 44-year-old Alice thought she knew is turned upside-down when an emergency CAT scan reveals that she’s six months pregnant. A dark comedy performed by one actress playing forty roles, Alice faces the most wrenching decision a woman can make, in her odyssey through doubt, a broken health-care system, the complexities of reproductive rights, and the infinite unpredictability of parenthood. An O’Neill finalist and Jane Chambers Award Honorable Mention, What I Thought I Knew is adapted from Cohen's acclaimed memoir—winner of Oprah magazine’s 25 Best Books of Summer and Elle Literary Grand Prize for Nonfiction.
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