Livestreamed March 4 and March 11
We understand the work you do every day isn’t always appreciated and we just wanted to say thank you. Enjoy a ticket to In McClintock’s Corn on us. Just complete the form below. Limited tickets available.
Set entirely in a cornfield, In McClintock’s Corn is a play about gender-non-conforming, neurodivergent geneticist Barbara McClintock and her companion/partner Harriet Creighton. It tells the story of McClintock’s revolutionary quest to understand diversity in nature and to reframe “deviance” as an expression of natural variance.
RATED PG: LGBTQIA themes
Born in 1902, Barbara McClintock pursued genetics research on maize (corn) genetics at the Cold Springs Harbor Laboratory in Long Island, NY. She researched the suppression and expression of certain genetic traits from one generation to another and developed theories that linked particular genes to physical characteristics. Despite resistance from her male colleagues, she persisted with her research, garnering multiple awards. In 1983, she became the first woman to receive an unshared Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine. Barbara passed at age 90 in 1992.*
Powerstories will showcasing a retrospective of our many seasons at our theatre on Kennedy Boulevard. If you have any photos you’d like to share, please submit via bit.ly/Powerstoriesphotos or if you have any issues, email to deb@powerstories.com.
Powerstories seeks to showcase twelve artists in conjuction with each of our season of shows. Check our Facebook for theme that we are seeking. We welcome art that can fit in a maximum 18×24 hung frame – pen and ink, painting, photography, etc. Submit at https://bit.ly/3xp2MpG.
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Tampa, FL 33679
