Theatre in the Round Players (TRP) presents the area premiere of "Indian Blood" by A. R. Gurney in weekend performances November 20 through December 13.
Young Eddie -- growing up in a genteel home in Buffalo, New York in the 1940's -- is suspended from school for drawing a dirty picture. This will not go well with his family, especially just before Christmas. And it doesn't help when he pleads his case using a distant Indian ancestor. Narrated by Eddie and seen through the filter of his irreverent eyes, the prodcution retains many aspects of the original staging, including a spare set concept reminiscent of Our Town. A witty, warm comedy by the author of The Dining Room, Sylvia and Love Letters. ...a sweet and civilized memoir of a sixteen-year-old boy rebelling against the stuffy values of his upper-middle-class family... DAILY VARIETY.
Lynn Musgrave directs a cast of eight featuring Ben Stasny as Eddie. Sets are designed by Chad van Kekerix, costumes by Dwight Larsen, and lighting by Andy Kedl.
A discussion with director Musgrave and members of the company will follow the matinee performance on Sunday, December 6th.
Tickets are $20, with discounts for seniors and a student price of $10 on Fridays and Sundays. For information, call the theatre's box office at 612-333-3010 or visit its website at www.TheatreintheRound.org.
Photo credit: "copyright Act One, Too, Ltd."
Maggie Bearmon Pistner and Ben Stasny
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