ALLIGATOR ROAD
by Callie Kimball Directed by Weylin Symes The inaugural play of the
Read Producing Artistic Director Weylin Symes' interview about the Don Fulton New Play Project with WBUR's the ARTery here.
For the set for Alligator Road, Scenic Designer Katheryn Monthei includes pieces yarn bombed by a local knitting group, the Melrose Yarn Bombers.
|
OCTOBER 12-29, 2017
An off-beat comedy that unravels notions of family, race and giving away the store.
Meet the sweet, trashy and slightly hot Kathy, the newly widowed owner of a hardware store. Kathy hasn't quite been herself lately... Not only did she yarn bomb the family hardware store (which, if it were a craft store, would have been FANTASTIC), she also gave it away to a complete stranger. Needless to say, her big mouthed-college-age daughter is just a tad PO'd, and she wants the store back. This brand-new play by Maine playwright Callie Kimball examines the pushes and pulls of family, community and race in a funny and heartfelt way.
This show runs 90 minutes with no intermission. All photos by Nile Hawver/Nile Scott Shots.
|
MEET THE CAST
TICKETS: $45–55 ADULTS;
$40–50 SENIORS; $20 STUDENTS (with valid ID) * denotes member of Actors' Equity Association. † denotes a Young Company current member or alum. |