Photos: First Look At STRANGE, BUT PERFECT!

The world premiere of STRANGE, BUT PERFECT opens tonight 12/2 at Hyde Park Theatre.

By: Chloe Rabinowitz Dec. 02, 2021

The world premiere of STRANGE, BUT PERFECT opens tonight 12/2 at Hyde Park Theatre.

STRANGE, BUT PERFECT is a new comedic drama very loosely inspired by the great 80's sitcom Perfect, Strangers and is a slice of life look at loss, our great matriarchs, and the search for our goodness and commonality during the time of Covid. It also gets a little weird.

Check out photos below!

Photos courtesy of Steve Rogers Photography (steve-rogers-photography.com)

More information: https://www.streetcornerarts.org/strange-but-perfect

Photos: First Look At STRANGE, BUT PERFECT! Image
Natalie D. Garcia and Carlo Lorenzo Garcia

Photos: First Look At STRANGE, BUT PERFECT! Image
Carlo Lorenzo Garcia and Natalie D. Garcia

Photos: First Look At STRANGE, BUT PERFECT! Image
Natalie D. Garcia and Carlo Lorenzo Garcia

Photos: First Look At STRANGE, BUT PERFECT! Image
Carlo Lorenzo Garcia and Natalie D. Garcia

Photos: First Look At STRANGE, BUT PERFECT! Image
Natalie D. Garcia

Photos: First Look At STRANGE, BUT PERFECT! Image
Natalie D. Garcia and Carlo Lorenzo Garcia

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