Villagers Theatre Pays Homage To AIDS Victims During ‘Falsettos’ Run

May 15, 2014 Entertainment

Audience members attending this weekend’s final performances of “Falsettos” at the Villagers Theatre might want to look closely at the there symbols hanging on the wall near the auditorium’s entrance.

The symbols – a heart, a Star of David and an AIDS ribbon – are inscribed with the names of more than three dozen local victims of the AIDS epidemic.

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Villagers Theatre Pays Homage To AIDS Victims During ‘Falsettos’ Run

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