SFS Theatre Company's production of Edward Allan Baker's sibling plays DOLORES/NORTH OF PROVIDENCE, directed by Stephanie Feury, will play its final performance on March 27, 2010.
Dolores, set in Rhode Island, is the story of two sisters drawn together by domestic violence which influences the lives of both characters far more than they admit to anyone, even themselves. Sandra is home alone, enjoying her weekly break from her husband and kids, when Dolores shows up with a black eye from her abusive husband. She is in desperate need of Sandra's help. Through the course of the play, it becomes clear that Dolores is an unwelcome explicit reminder of the brutality Sandra tries to overlook in her own life. North of Providence journeys through a painful crisis between brother and sister, uncovering old family wounds on the last day of their father's life. Bobbie has burrowed himself in his parents' home and is confronted by the over-bearing Carol To come to the hospital. Bobbie attempts to push Carol and the reality of his dying father away, but she persists, awakening him to the bitter truth.
ABOUT THE CREATIVE TEAM
EDWARD Allan Baker (Playwright) is a NYC playwright, his One Act Plays produced all over U.S., Canada, and Europe, most notable among others include, North Of Providence, Dolores, Rosemary With Ginger, Face Divided, A Dead Man's Apartment, Up, Down, Strange, Charmed, Beauty and Truth, Mafia On Prozac, and Lila On The Wall. Off-Broadway successes include full-length plays, Prairie Avenue, American Storage, and The Framer. A screenwriter as well as being a faculty member at Pace University/Actors Studio Drama School, and a recipient of "The 25th Anniversary Award For Theatrical Excellence," by The Ensemble Studio Theatre Of New York. He is a member of The Dramatists Guild.
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