“The Viennese Patient” a Psychoanalytic Session of Hitler with Freud a Play by Mark Edmundson • Directed by Daniella Topol

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“The Viennese Patient” a Psychoanalytic Session of Hitler with Freud a Play by Mark Edmundson • Directed by Daniella Topol

The William Alanson White Psychoanalytic Society invites you to a benefit play reading of: “The Viennese Patient” A Psychoanalytic Session of Hitler with Freud A play by Mark Edmundson • Directed by Daniella Topol READ BY: Mark Blum Quentin Mare Among his credits: Credits include: Broadway: Twelve Angry Men; The Broadway: Julius Caesar; Tom Graduate; Lost in Yonkers Stoppard’s Rock and Roll; Film: Shattered Glass; Desperately Film: Body of Lies; Personal Velocity; Seeking Susan TV: Law and Order TV: The Sopranos; The West Wing; Law and Order; Judging Amy FOLLOWED BY A PANEL DISCUSSION WITH: Mark Edmundson Jay S. Kwawer Professor, Director, University of William Alanson Virginia White Institute Sybille Pearson Daniella Topol Award winning Director Playwright SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 21, 2009, 7:30 PM BARUCH CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS 55 Lexington Avenue (Enter on East 25th St. bet. Lexington and 3rd Aves.) New York, NY 10010 COST: $50 General Admission/ $25 Students PAYMENT INFO: To benefit the Society's activities and the Institute's low cost psychotherapy services Please complete and postal mail/ fax the Please register early as seating is limited. registration form on next page.. R.S.V.P.: Wine and cheese Carlos Acha, collation to follow. 212-873-0725,ext.10 [email protected] William Alanson White Psychoanalytic Society • 20 West 74th St. • New York, NY 10023 REGISTRATION FORM: “The Viennese Patient” - November 21, 2009 Please reserve _____ seats to the November 21st benefit play reading at the Baruch Center for Performing Arts. $50 General Admission $25 Student Enclosed is my check (made payable to: “White Society”)/ or charge my credit card $_________________. Card Type: Visa Master Card Amex Card No.: _____________________________________________________ Exp Date: ________________ Name: __________________________________________ Phone: _______________________________ Address: ______________________________________________________________________________ City:___________ _______________________ State: _______________ Zipcode: ___________________ Signature: ___________________________________________________ Date: _____________________ MAIL TO: Society Benefit, c/o White Institute, 20 West 74th St., New York, NY 10023 or FAX: (212) 362-6967 .

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