2022-04-01 - 2022-04-30
Mending the fence
A drama about a dysfunctional family dynamic between a gay couple (Jeffrey & Aron) who have had to move back into their family home and their only remaining relative during covid.
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A drama about a dysfunctional family dynamic between a gay couple (Jeffrey & Aron) who have had to move back into their family home and their only remaining relative during covid. Jeffrey' Sister (Jeannie) had moved into their parental home several months earlier to care for their parent who eventually died of Covid. As events unfold, we realize there are deeper underlying misunderstandings, hurtful encounters, difficult memories, and sad events in the past that have given rise to much pain and it is all unraveled magnificently with razor-sharp responses and searing one-liners. An old flame of Jeffrey (Collette)- an anti-vaxxer - comes to visit and a hurtful, cold situation turns into a pitched battle about the topics of the day.
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Janis Raige
Sara Bareilles received a 2016 Tony nomination for her score for Broadway's Waitress, and later replaced original star Jessie Mueller in the lead role of Jenna, for which she received the 2017 Broadway.com Audience Choice Award for Favorite Replacement. She has received six Grammy nominations, including Song of the Year and Best Female Pop Vocal Performance for 2008's breakout hit “Love Song.” Bareilles released a solo studio album, What’s Inside: Songs from Waitress, on Epic Records in 2015. She has also contributed original songs to Broadway's SpongeBob SquarePants.
Fay Aray
Fay Aray is thrilled to step into the bubble after seeing the original cast on Broadway at age 13 and telling her parents at intermission, “I’m going to be Glinda someday.” Flashdance, Thoroughly Modern Millie, Hairspray, Grease. . BFA in music theatre, Elon University. Thank you Mom & Dad, Amplified Entertainment, Telsey, Vocal Power LLC and the Wicked team. Love to my Prince, Eric.
Steaphen Bradey
In addition to his Chicago turn in Hamilton, Steaphen previously played Alexander Hamilton on Broadway and on tour. His other stage credits include Broadway roles in If/Then and American Idiot and the tour of The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee.
Aaron T Caul
Aaron Caul has been seen on Broadway in Catch Me If You Can, Next to Normal, Wicked, Hairspray. Other stage includes Assassins (West End), Rent (Hollywood Bowl). TV: Graceland (USA), BrainDead (CBS), Grease Live! (FOX), The Code, The Good Fight, Gossip Girl. Film: Enjolras in the Oscar-winning Les Misérables, Out of Blue (TIFF), Created Equal, Undrafted, Better Off Single, Big Sky, Howl, and others. Concerts: NYC: Webster Hall, Irving Plaza, LCT American Songbook. Tours: Paramount N.Y., House of Blues, Boston, San Diego; The Belasco: L.A.; Barns at Wolf Trap: DC; The Vets: RI, San Francisco, Las Vegas, Philly. Recordings: Live Album: “The Radio in My Head.”