'Marion Bridge' onstage in NYC through November 13

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Marion Bridge onstage in NYC through November 13
 Outtraveler Staff
          
          Oct 04, 2005
          
        
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       The comedy
                Marion Bridge runs through Sunday, November 13,
            at New       York City's Urban Stages, 259 W. 30th St.
            Written by out playwright and       filmmaker Daniel
            MacIvor, the play deals with three sisters who return
            home to care for their mother and find themselves evaluating
            the choices       of the past. For tickets and more
            information visit www.UrbanStages.org.     

        
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