Souper Jenny and MetroFresh Present
Jennifer Levison and Mitchell Anderson in LOVE LETTERS
The play's two characters are a man and a woman who exchange letters, but not marriage vows, in a warm and complicated friendship lasting fifty years. Because they choose others as mates, and live to regret it, Love Letters has a wistful tone: beneath the sparkle expected from Gurney, sadness and remorse.
More to Love: https://playbill.com/article/broadways-epistolary-romance-with-ar-gurneys-love-letters
All proceeds to benefit – The Zadie Project, DIG , and Synchronicity Theater.
MEET THE ARTISTS
Mitchell Anderson met Jennifer Levison at her Atlanta restaurant, Souper Jenny, apprenticing in the kitchen from 2002-2005. He worked with her during the adoption process for her son, Jonah. Both chefs originally trained as actors. Jennifer is a graduate of the prestigious acting program at Carnegie Melon. Mitchell graduated from Williams College with a degree in theatre and then studied at Juilliard. With their shared love for theatre, and their love of food, a long friendship was born. Over the years, Jenny and Mitchell have performed together in many fundraiser cabarets. They starred opposite one another at Actor’s Express in Geoffery Nauffts moving play, NEXT FALL. And played the lead character’s in a staged musical reading of FALLSETTOS by William Finn.
ABOUT SYNCHRONICITY THEATRE
Synchronicity Theatre was founded in 1997 by four women who desired to collaborate to bring challenging and meaningful theatre to Atlanta audiences. Now in our 27th season, we continue our mission to produce smart, gutsy, and bold theatre to spark community connections and uplift the voices of women and girls. Our vision is to manifest brave space that fosters authentic community through theatre.
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ABOUT DIG
Development in Gardening (DIG) believes a better world is rooted in food. Guided by agroecology and local teams, DIG uses gardens to heal our health, relationships, and planet while supporting marginalized communities. Our success depends on community building and a shared mission to create a healthier, more sustainable world.
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ABOUT THE ZADIE PROJECT
The Zadie Project works to combat food insecurity for children, families and seniors in Atlanta. We do this in 2 ways.
- Make nutritious and delicious soups from August through April and work with local organizations to distribute the quarts to individuals and families in need. We currently donate 1000 quarts a week. As of January, 2025, we have donated 180,000 quarts of soup.
- Educate the community on the possibilities of urban gardening and the importance of making healthy food choices all year long.
- We partner with school programs, neighborhood community clubs, children's homes, senior citizen facilities, homeless food banks, and homeless youth outreach programs. These community partners create safe and enriching environments for children and seniors who struggle to access or afford enough nutritional food.
