Photo Flash: First Look at Carolyn Molloy in TUTA Theatre's THE EDGE OF OUR BODIES

TUTA Theatre Chicago presents the Chicago premiere of THE EDGE OF OUR BODIES by Adam Rapp (Red Light Winter, Blackbird, The Hallway Trilogy), directed by Artistic Director Jacqueline Stone (The Silent Language, The Anyway Cabaret), and featuring Carolyn Molloy (The Jewels, The Silent Language). THE EDGE OF OUR BODIES runs at TUTA Theatre Chicago (4670 North Manor Avenue), now through Sunday, April 17. BroadwayWorld has a first look at Molloy onstage below!

THE EDGE OF OUR BODIES features Carolyn Molloy (TUTA's The Jewels and The Silent Language) and Sean Ewert (TUTA's The Wedding, The Silent Language, The Anyway Cabaret), under the direction of Artistic Director Jacqueline Stone. Design and technical collaborators include movement direction by Aileen McGroddy; set design by Martin Andrew, lighting design by Keith Parham; costume design by Branimira Ivanova; sound design by Joe Court; and prop design by Leticia Guillard.

Produced by TUTA Theatre Chicago, THE EDGE OF OUR BODIES is a Chicago premiere play by acclaimed American writer and Pulitzer Prize finalist Adam Rapp. This haunting and deeply moving story follows 16 year old Bernadette, an aspiring young writer as she journeys through New York City and teeters on the verge of adulthood. A unique coming of age story, the play honestly and delicately paints the journey of our teenage years, at times uncertain, always full of yearning, and empowered by devastating and uplifting experiences.

THE EDGE OF OUR BODIES runs Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays at 7:30 p.m., and Sunday matinees at 3:00 p.m., now through April 17, 2015 at the TUTA Theatre, 4670 North Manor Avenue. There is a suggested donation of $25-$30 at the door for adults. Seating is extremely limited. Reservations are highly recommended. To reserve spots go online at squareup.com/store/tuta-theatre. All reservations must be claimed no later than 15 minutes before a performance or they will be released. There will be no late seating.

Photo Credit: Anthony LaPenna

Carolyn Molloy

Carolyn Molloy

Carolyn Molloy