(M)OTHER  Tennessee Women’s Theatre Project co-sponsors this one-woman show by Beth Osnes,  co-founder and program coordinator of the Colorado-based national organization  Mothers Acting Up (MAU). Osnes explores issues of mothering in a cross-cultural  context, with focus on a fictional UN program called “Baby Swapping,” in which  mothers from seven nations exchange their six-month-olds for one month. The  result is an intimate look at the maternal experience across international  boundaries, including an analysis of the interconnectedness between the women,  their children and their countries. In conjunction with her performance, Osnes  presents a Nov. 3 workshop that uses theater as a tool to empower maternal  voices for public expression and civic participation. For more information,  contact Paige La Grone Babcock at 
Mothers Acting Up works to ensure the  health, safety and education of the world’s children by mobilizing the political  strength of *mothers. 
 *mothers  and others, both on stilts and off, who exercise protective care over  someone smaller
 
 
 
 
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