THEATRE & COMEDY

BIRTH: The True Stories of Eight Women Giving Birth Today

BIRTH: The True Stories of Eight Women Giving Birth Today

Presented by B.I.R.T.H. (Bringing Information & Resources to Ho at Barnevelder Movement/Arts Complex

September 11-September 13, 2009

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B.I.R.T.H. (Bringing Information and Resources to Houston) presents BIRTH: The True Stories of Eight Women Giving Birth Today.

Birth, a play by writer and childbirth advocate Karen Brody, captures the truth about our childbirth crisis today: that it is failing most low-risk pregnant women. The play, performed as part of a global activist theatre movement known as BOLD, uncovers the secret lives of low-risk women in labor as they confront coercion in hospitals and uncover "my body rocks" strategies for obtaining a powerful birth experience.

Through the stories of eight women the audience begins to understand the truth behind how low-risk women are giving birth today.



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      Barnevelder Movement/Arts Complex

      2201 Preston Houston, TX 77003

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      Tickets are $12.00 each

       Tickets can be purchased at A Woman's Work in Rice Village; Nativiti in Spring; and Bay Area Birth Center in Pasadena.

      Info Phone: 832-344-6060

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    • Dates & Times

      Dates:
      September 11-September 13, 2009

      Times:

      September 11th & 12th - 7 PM
      September 13th - 2 PM

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