←Recommendations of Parts of Parts & Stitches

  • Jacqueline Goldfinger: Parts of Parts & Stitches by Riti Sachdeva
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    I love this play. Poetic and poignant. An all encompassing experience of fear, love, and hope. Very highly recommend!

    I love this play. Poetic and poignant. An all encompassing experience of fear, love, and hope. Very highly recommend!

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  • Cheryl Bear: Parts of Parts & Stitches by Riti Sachdeva
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    A moving story of survival in a violent and turbulent world as it all crumbles. Powerful and well done.

    A moving story of survival in a violent and turbulent world as it all crumbles. Powerful and well done.

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  • Emily Russell: Parts of Parts & Stitches by Riti Sachdeva
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    Sachdeva's play tells the gripping historical story of Partition with high personal stakes relevant to any contemporary audience. Oases of love are built beautifully into the story, and punctured by violent realities. Altogether, the play is of nations and persons, their bloodiness and their worthiness. Captivating, particular, and moving.

    Sachdeva's play tells the gripping historical story of Partition with high personal stakes relevant to any contemporary audience. Oases of love are built beautifully into the story, and punctured by violent realities. Altogether, the play is of nations and persons, their bloodiness and their worthiness. Captivating, particular, and moving.

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  • National New Play Network: Parts of Parts & Stitches by Riti Sachdeva
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    This play was developed at The National New Play Network MFA Playwrights Workshop. This program, conducted annually in conjunction with The Kennedy Center and the National Center for New Plays, provides a graduate–level student playwright with an NNPN-affiliated director and dramaturg, a professional cast for a week of script development, and an introduction to the Network, its Membership, and programs.

    This play was developed at The National New Play Network MFA Playwrights Workshop. This program, conducted annually in conjunction with The Kennedy Center and the National Center for New Plays, provides a graduate–level student playwright with an NNPN-affiliated director and dramaturg, a professional cast for a week of script development, and an introduction to the Network, its Membership, and programs.

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