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The Marsh extends “GRANDMA & ME”
November 4, 2022 @ 7:30 pm - 9:30 pm
$25 – $100
Due to popular demand, The Marsh San Francisco has announced the extension of “GRANDMA & ME: An Ode to Single Parents,” the first opening of a new work by the award-winning playwright and actor Brian Copeland (“Not a Genuine Black Man,” “The Waiting Period,” “The Scion,” “The Jewelry Box”) in nearly seven years. For the past month, Copeland’s work, which examines the issues of single parenting and asks what it truly means to be a father, has captivated Bay Area theatregoers – selling out nearly every preview performance. Dedicated to the memory of Copeland’s grandmother, Lena Mae Arbee, this work is filled with Copeland’s trademark style of wit, laughter, and tears.
Due to popular demand, The Marsh San Francisco has announced the extension of “GRANDMA & ME: An Ode to Single Parents,” the first opening of a new work by the award-winning playwright and actor Brian Copeland (“Not a Genuine Black Man,” “The Waiting Period,” “The Scion,” “The Jewelry Box”) in nearly seven years. For the past month, Copeland’s work, which examines the issues of single parenting and asks what it truly means to be a father, has captivated Bay Area theatregoers – selling out nearly every preview performance. Dedicated to the memory of Copeland’s grandmother, Lena Mae Arbee, this work is filled with Copeland’s trademark style of wit, laughter, and tears.
Due to popular demand, The Marsh San Francisco has announced the extension of “GRANDMA & ME: An Ode to Single Parents,” the first opening of a new work by the award-winning playwright and actor Brian Copeland (“Not a Genuine Black Man,” “The Waiting Period,” “The Scion,” “The Jewelry Box”) in nearly seven years. For the past month, Copeland’s work, which examines the issues of single parenting and asks what it truly means to be a father, has captivated Bay Area theatregoers – selling out nearly every preview performance. Dedicated to the memory of Copeland’s grandmother, Lena Mae Arbee, this work is filled with Copeland’s trademark style of wit, laughter, and tears.
