No one wants a fellow with a social disease.
We look at Outcasts, all invited to Walt Whitman’s “meal pleasantly set”: “I will not have a single person slighted or left away.” There’s Officer Krupke for comic relief before a disturbing exerpt from Asena, a one-woman play about sex-trafficking, and another Coleman Barks story from Rumi, ending with Leonard Cohen being a disgraceful outcast whom we must not pass by. You’re invited to attend.
Asena, Round Church, Cambridge, 19 February, 7.30
Tags: Asena, Beatles, Bruch, Cambridge 105, Coleman Barks, Gee Officer Krupke, I want to tell you, Kol Nidre, Leonard Cohen, outcasts, Please don't pass me by, Rumi, sex trafficking, Song of Myself, West Side Story, Whitman
