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Kissing With Tongues: Tales of Love and Death
October 22, 2007 @ Cafe des Paris
Mark Addy |
David Ashton |
Niall Buggy |
Lindsay Duncan |
Marcia Firesten |
Ben Miller |
John Schwab |
Amanda Seyfried |
David Soul |
an evening of short story readings to benefit* The TreeHouse Appeal "Ambitious about Autism" to raise funds for a permanent home for a National Centre for
Autism Education in the U.K.. Treehouse aims to transform through
education the lives of children with autism and the lives of their
families. It was founded by a group of parents of autistic children,
among them, Nick Hornby.
Introduction by Dr. Ian Wylie, Chief Executive of TreeHouse
Directed by Cedering Fox