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On the morning of October 4, 1942, Leokadia Jaromirska, a Polish Catholic woman, was leaving for work when she heard a child crying. She walked toward the sound and found a little girl. She thought to herself: So many widows and lonely mothers manage to raise children, I can, too. She hugged the girl close to her heart and took her home.
Thus begins Letters from Leokadia, a stunning story of choice, courage, and love.
April 30 and May 1 at 8 pm
May 2 at 3 pm
in the UpStage Cabaret
at Triad Stage
232 South Elm Street, Greensboro 27401
All tickets $5.00--Limited Seating
Call 336.272.0160 or
1.866.579.TIXX for reservations
Visit www.triadstage.org for more information.
Leokadia is funded through a generous grant from the Tannenbaum-Sternberger Foundation.
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LET YOUR CHILDREN TELL
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STAR SPANGLED GIRLS
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