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Two Sundays in June
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Two Sundays in June 

Presented by Topanga Actors Company, Two Sunday afternoons in June at Topanga Library at 2 p.m.

The Boy Who Saw True, June 21

Letters to Jeff Bezos, June 28

(Letters to Jeff Bezos is deferred to the Fall)

Admission is FREE/no reservations/Library Parking. For more info: topangaactorscompany@theatercompany.org 

THE BOY WHO SAW TRUE (June 21): Award winning story-teller Harry Hart-Browne reprises his delightful adaptation of this fascinating classic of the paranormal. A precocious clairvoyant boy in Victorian England fails to understand why those around him cannot see aura and spirits. Ranging from the ridiculous to the exalted, this remarkable piece is profound, delightful, and illuminating. One hour, fifteen minutes.

A reading of LETTERS TO JEFF BEZOS an original play by Susan Hansell (June 28): A witty thoroughly original take on contemporary mores from a local playwright, read engagingly by four company members. A group of Letter Writers express their thoughts on life via a contemporary icon, deploy a social media campaign to enlist others to do the same, and change their lives in the process: A whimsical, satirical, imaginative riff on fame, truth, and the American gods. One hour, twenty minutes.

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