Becoming Bulletproof
Monday, October 26th at 7pm
McManus Theatre
Becoming Bulletproof is a documentary about a group of individuals with disabilities who work alongside
able-bodied individuals to produce a Western. The microcosm captured in this film
envisions a world where those with able bodies and disabilities work side by side
in understanding. A.J. Murray, a man with cerebral palsy, very clearly illustrates
for the audience the contrast of living in the world and living in this microcosm
for a small while. In the world, he feels useless; as an actor in this company, he
is valued, productive, and happy. A.J. notes what we all have in common—a desire for
dignity and worth.
The evening is a movie event, complete with popcorn and candy, followed by some conversation—A.J.
Murray will be joining us after the film through Zoom!
Upcoming Events
Writers at Work: Faculty ReadingProfessors Kathleen Forni, Ph.D. and James Bunzli, Ph.D.
September 29th at 6pm
Fourth Floor Program Room
Becoming Bulletproof
Monday, October 26th at 7:00pm
McManus Theatre
Writers at Work: Amie Whittemore
Thursday, November 12th at 6:00pm
Fourth Floor Program Room
Writer's Ball
Friday, January 29th 6:00-10:00pm
Fourth Floor Program Room
Modern Masters: Anna Kode
Spring 2027
TBA
Writers at Work: Chris L. Terry
Thursday, February 11th at 6:00pm
Fourth Floor Program Room
One More Question
Wednesday, April 7th at 7:00pm
McGuire Hall