Playwright Julia Cho returns to The Public with a taut new drama about a teacher and student desperate to change the narrative of who they are and how their story ends. Gina was warned that one of her students would be a problem. Eighteen years old and strikingly odd, Dennis writes violently obscene work clearly intended to unsettle those around him. Determined to know whether he's a real threat, Gina compels Dennis to attend her office hours. But as the clock ticks down, Gina realizes that "good" versus "bad" is nothing more than a convenient illusion, and that the isolated young student in her office has learned one thing above all else: that for the powerless, the ability to terrify others is powerful indeed. Neel Keller directs this inventive, penetrating new drama about a single day that could end in tragedy or hope − and the endless possibilities in between.
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Moon Over Buffalo
Music Theatre of CT (2/7 - 2/23)
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Sunday in the Park With George
Visual and Performing Arts Center at WCSU (2/21 - 3/2)
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A Flea In Her Ear
Brookfield Theatre (2/21 - 3/15) | ||
An evening of One Acts
Ridgefield Theater Barn (2/28 - 3/22) | ||
Back to the Future: The Musical
Bushnell Center for the Performing Arts [Mortensen Hall] (6/4 - 6/8) | ||
TERRA NOVA by Ted Tally - Historical Drama about the 1912 Scott Expedition to Antarctica
Powerhouse Theatre in Waveny Park (2/21 - 3/9) | ||
Markus Birdman: We Are All In The Gutter...
Dixon Studio (4/5 - 4/5) | ||
Waitress
A Contemporary Theatre of Connecticut (A.C.T of CT) (5/29 - 6/22) | ||
THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST by Oscar Wilde
Powerhouse Theatre in Waveny Park (4/25 - 5/11) | ||
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