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Huntington Theatre Company's Department of Education and Community Outreach presents: KNOW THE LAW!--A PLAY WRITTEN FOR - AND PERFORMED BY — BOSTON TEENAGERS. By Naheem Garcia and Amanda Rota. FREE PERFORMANCES | OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | NO RESERVATIONS REQUIRED

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Designed specifically for a young urban audience, Know the Law! is a 40-minute play of interwoven dramas about teenagers in trouble. Teen actors present authentic scenes in an effort to teach their peers how a better understanding of Massachusetts law can help them make informed choices and stay out of trouble. A discussion between the actors, the audience, and a Boston Police Officer follows each performance.

TUES., APRIL 22	WED., APRIL 23	THURS., APRIL 24	FRI., APRIL 25
10AM Jackson/Mann Community Ctr. 500 Cambridge St. Allston	10AM Nazzaro Community Ctr. 30 North Bennet St. North End	10AM Shelburne Community Ctr. 2730 Washington St. Roxbury	7PM English High School 144 McBride St. Jamaica Plain
1PM Tobin Community Ctr. 1481 Tremont St. Mission Hill	1PM Harborside Community Ctr. 312 Border St. East Boston	1PM Ohrenberger Community Ctr. 175 West Boundary Rd. West Roxbury

Know the Law! is sponsored in part by grants from the Roy A. Hunt Foundation, and the Carl and Ruth Shapiro Family Foundation. Additional support provided by the Foley Hoag Foundation.

FOR MORE INFORMATION:Please contact Amanda Rota, Education Department Manager at 617 273-1558 or ARota@huntingtontheatre.bu.edu.