David Schulner's An Infinite Ache is a fresh and heartfelt play about love, time and the infinite directions in which two lives can travel. Our pair of lonely twenty-somethings are about to end a supremely uninteresting first date, but when they are about to say good night, a myriad of possibilities of their future and a life shared together come rushing to meet them. From their first kiss to their first child, from a horrible tragedy to a second chance, each moment moves with breath-taking speed. A love story told with true theatrical flair. An Infinite Ache opens Friday, April 26 and runs through May 18, 2019.
Artistic Director of South Camden Theatre Company and Director of this production, Raymond Croce, tells us that, "he wanted to stage a play that would speak to a wider audience from across the Delaware Valley. One that might reflect on how millennials feel about life or how those of an older generation might reflect on their lives. An Infinite Ache takes two twenty-something young adults and guides them through their entire lifetime, from their first awkward date to their final days. It's a theatrical roller coaster that will leave our audience wondering, did they just live their entire lives together or was that just a dream. The audience will experience a wide range of emotions in just one single theatrical act. It's truly a meaningful and dynamic script." Mr. Croce points out that David Schulner's script has him, at times, "cheering for Hope and Charles," the two characters in the play, "hurting for them" at other times, and "down right hating them" as well. When asked, why did you choose this play, Ray replied, "I like to measure a playwright by the work that is in front of me and in this case I think David Schulner's piece stands up for itself very well."To learn more about company and shows please visit our website at www.southcamdentheatre.org
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