Was it only an apple? Or was it a crime?
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[Update, 11/15/12]: Advance sales are now closed.
Tickets still available NIGHT OF SHOW at the door:
- Premium Seats ($125, includes admission to the exclusive reception, CLE credits for attorneys optional)
- Mid-tier Seats ($55, CLE credits for attorneys optional)
- Rear Balcony - SOLD OUT
- Live Videocast ($25, seating in adjacent room)
Box office opens at 6:45 pm at the Cleveland-Marshall College of Law (address above).
Cash or Check ONLY, no credit cards at the door.
Parking is free in the C|M|Law garage; enter from East 19th Street off of Chester.
We look forward to seeing you there!
Eden's matriarch has been charged with theft and sedition following the sampling of a forbidden fruit from a special tree. What will the verdict be? Join us for this dramatic, live courtroom battle and YOU, the audience-as-jury, will decide!
| Presiding Judge: | The Honorable Maureen O’Connor Chief Justice, Supreme Court of Ohio |
| Defense Attorney: | Avery Friedman, civil rights attorney Chief Counsel of The Fair Housing Council and CNN legal correspondent |
| Prosecuting Attorney: | Geoffrey S. Mearns, President, Northern Kentucky University, former Provost, Cleveland State University and Dean, C|M|LAW |
While the jury’s votes are counted, a distinguished panel will wrestle with the challenging cultural and ethical issues enmeshed in Eve’s actions and legacy:
- Rabbi Steve Segar, Spiritual Leader, Kol HaLev, Cleveland’s Reconstructionist Jewish Community
- Dr. Susan W. Hinze, Director, Women’s and Gender Studies, Case Western Reserve University
- The Very Reverend Tracey Lind, Dean of Trinity Cathedral
- Panel Moderator: The Reverend Leah C.K. Lewis, Olivet Institutional Baptist Church
ATTENTION ATTORNEYS:
Two hours of CLE credit are approved for this event through Cleveland-Marshall College of Law. See details when ordering.
