About this Event
Tickets available until the event on March 1st. Reserve your spot(s) by February 7th to enjoy food and beverage!
The Indiana University School of Medicine Office of Gift Development, the Indiana University Conscience Project, and the Indiana University Indianapolis Medical Humanities and Health Studies Program present a special performative reading of a play written by Matthew Galvin and dramaturg Angeline Larimer entitled Lafracoth Illumined. The story is set in medieval Ireland and centers around a person recorded centuries ago as "a wanton woman." We beg to differ.
This performative reading will be directed by Abdul-Khaliq Murtadha and feature IU factulty and alumni.
This event is made possible through donors to the Indiana University Foundation Conscience Project Creative Works Fund managed by the Indiana University Indianapolis School of Liberal Arts. The Conscience Project Creative Works Fund advances conscience sensitive and creative academic approaches in medical humanities and health studies. For more information about the fund, please contact:
Liz Goodfellow, Executive Director for Advancement, IU School of Liberal Arts - IU Indianapolis: [email protected]
For additional information about The Conscience Project, please visit our collection curated by the Indiana University Indianapolis Library ScholarWorks in the community "Conscience Works" at https://conscienceworks.iu.edu/
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Basile Theatre at the Eugene and Marilyn Glick Indiana History Center, 450 West Ohio Street, Indianapolis, United States
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