Now and Then
Based on the word “enouement”: Wistful sadness at not being able to tell your younger self what you know now.
Based on the word “enouement”: Wistful sadness at not being able to tell your younger self what you know now.
A woman struggling with survivor’s guilt after a heart transplant, finally meeting the donor’s family.
A “locked room” comedy/musical about the meaning of the holiday and how that sometimes gets lost.
Family and its pitfalls, over thirty years of feasts and blunders, struggling to find home.
Three friends go away for a “guy’s” weekend to renew old bonds and are surprised by the arrival of their other friend’s wife.
A country music spoof of that other “Phantom” with mysterious appearances and revealing surprises.
The enduring human need for connection and the ways love can persist even when memory cannot.
Fierce, darkly funny, and unflinchingly human, In the Doorway dives headfirst into the chaos of loss, love, and the brutal work of coming back.