Recipe For Justice comes to Icicle Creek Music Center's Canyon Wren Recital Hall on Mother's Day, May 8, at 2:30pm. Written by award-winning Leavenworth author Susan G. Butruille, the lively and poignant two-act musical readers theatre salutes Washington women's right to vote in 1910, leading to national suffrage in 1920. The play, which premiered at Sleeping Lady's Chapel Theatre, follows three generations of women - the matriarch, her daughter, and two granddaughters - as they plan a celebration dinner. Voices of suffragist Spirits (acting at times as a Greek chorus of sorts) join in as the family women share recipes, songs, memories, and contrary views over women's rights and family relationships.
New suffrage-era music weaves through Recipe For Justice, presented by Icicle Creek Music Center and Icicle Arts. Susan Butruille directs the production, with Mandi Wickline serving as assistant director and
Mary Sanders playing piano. Cast members are: Carolyn Giger, Christine Cassayre, Renata Rumann, Mandi Wickline, Lindsay Camp, Carolyn Wilson, and Susan Butruille.
Tickets, at $14 adults and $7 students (no children under five, please), are sold through www.brownpapertickets.com, A Book For All Seasons in Leavenworth, and Avalon Music in Wenatchee. Sleeping Lady brunch and dinner packages are available through www.sleepinglady.com. Period dress is invited.
About Icicle Creek Music Center (ICMC): Icicle Creek Music Center's mission is to advance classical music, performing arts and education in a spectacular mountain retreat setting. Icicle Creek is a non-profit organization, supported by grants and donations from individuals and organizations. For more information on ICMC, please visit
www.icicle.org
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