written by William Inge
directed by Sherrionne Brown
Nov 21 - Dec 21, 2008
It's Labor Day weekend, 1953, in a small Kansas town
and options are few for the stunningly beautiful Madge
and her independent younger sister, Millie,
who yearn for more than the life of staid domesticity awaiting them.
Then, fresh off a freight train comes drifter, Hal Carter,
a robust, handsome, but troubled show-off
who impacts the lives of everyone he encounters.
The sexual magnetism with Madge is instant,
but can she reject all she's been taught to follow her heart?
Inge wrote this Pulitzer Prize winning classic in homage
to the aching hearts of the women he'd grown up with
in his mother's Kansas boarding house.
He depicts the pleasure-and the pain-of risking everything
to choose your own path.
Fri & Sat at 8pm; Sun at 2pm
One Thursday Performance
Dec 18 at 8pm
Tickets: $18 for adults, $15 for students & seniors