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Classic Greek Theatre of Oregon is beginning 3 weeks of performances of "The Trojan Women" at a wonderful outdoor amphitheatre on the Reed College campus. "Trojan Women" is a very powerful play about "collateral damage" in war and the nature of human survival in crisis,  and I wonder if a great chat could be built around themes presented in the play and/or how art connects us with core human issues. The Greek Classics are always a rich source of enduring human themes! I'm on the Classic Greek steering committee and would be happy to suggest great anchoring experts for a discussion. More info at http://classicgreektheatre.tripod.com/

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