Put People First presents the acclaimed play Mercy Killers for one night only in York, Saturday August 30 at 7 pm! Mercy Killers has been called a “raw, topical piece that shows the collision of ideas and reality in a system where health and well-being go up against profits. It is a show that is very much of the zeitgeist.” The show is being offered at a sliding scale admission, made possible by partners like the International Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employees and the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of York.
Following the performance, we will host a interactive panel of neighbors and health care workers that offers an intimate look at the truths behind the play. Though the performance is only one night, we’re inviting neighbors from York, Harrisburg and Lancaster to play a part in building a movement for our human right to health care! You can learn more about the play, see trailers, and read reviews here. Make sure to RSVP to the facebook event and invite your family, friends, neighbors, and co-workers struggling with health care or interested in learning more about the health crisis in PA. To help spread the word, you can download the flyer here and the press release here.
Michael Milligan is a performer who has been writing and acting for the theater for almost two decades. Milligan has appeared both on and off the Broadway stage and in regional theaters throughout the country. He is a graduate of The Juilliard School.
Here are the details:
- Date and Time: Saturday, August 30, 7 pm
- Location: Unitarian Universalist Congregation of York, 925 South George St.
For more information, to co-sponsor or reserve a spot, call: (484) 619-2306
Light Refreshments Provided
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