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Amy Oppenheimer przedstawi solowy spektakl SZUKAJĄC SPRAWDIEDLIWOŚCI (WSZĘDZIE NIE TU) na festiwalu Capital Fringe.

By Marek Kowalski on June 7, 2024

Źródło obrazu：https://www.broadwayworld.com/washington-dc/article/Amy-Oppenheimer-To-Premiere-Solo-Show-LOOKING-FOR-JUSTICE-IN-ALL-THE-WRONG-PLACES-At-Capital-Fringe-20240606

Amy Oppenheimer premieres solo show “Looking for Justice in All the Wrong Places” at Capital Fringe

Amy Oppenheimer will premiere her new solo show, “Looking for Justice in All the Wrong Places,” at Capital Fringe. The show promises to be a powerful and thought-provoking piece that explores the quest for justice in our world.

Oppenheimer’s performance is expected to be a captivating and emotional journey, as she delves into themes of injustice, inequality, and the struggle for a better society. Through her powerful storytelling and compelling acting, Oppenheimer aims to shed light on the various ways in which justice can be sought and achieved.

The show is set to be a highlight of this year’s Capital Fringe festival, drawing in audiences with its powerful message and strong performances. Oppenheimer’s talent and dedication to her craft are sure to make “Looking for Justice in All the Wrong Places” a must-see production.

Don’t miss the premiere of Amy Oppenheimer’s solo show at Capital Fringe and join her on this important journey in search of justice.

Published in Wiadomości z D.C.

Marek Kowalski
Marek Kowalski

Marek Kowalski is a journalist at PolskieToday, a Polish language news outlet in the US. He has been writing about Polish and Polish-American communities for over 15 years. Kowalski is a passionate advocate for Polish culture and heritage. He believes that it is important to tell the stories of Polish people and their contributions to the United States. He is also committed to reporting on the challenges facing Polish-Americans, such as discrimination and assimilation. In addition to his journalism work, Kowalski is also a public speaker and educator. He frequently gives talks about Polish culture and history to Polish-American communities and schools. He is also a member of the board of directors of the Polish American Historical Association. Kowalski is a graduate of the University of Warsaw and the University of Missouri School of Journalism. He lives in Chicago with his wife and two children.

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