Our August Script in Hand is Maytag Virgin!
It’s been a while since Script In Hand offered a good, old-fashioned romantic comedy. I’m delighted to welcome Pulitzer Prize-nominated playwright Audrey Cefaly to the Playhouse to direct her own work alongside a truly wonderful cast. Audrey’s play is both hilarious and profoundly moving, expertly crafted with insightful, unflinchingly honest and humorous dialogue that will wring your heart. I know our Script In Hand audience will fall in love with these wonderful characters as Jack and Lizzy meditate on life, love, and joys of folding laundry"
Mark Shanahan, Script in Hand CuratorA NOTE FROM THE DIRECTOR & PLAYWRIGHT!
I am thrilled to be directing two wonderful actors who both have a rich history with the play: long-time collaborator and dramaturg Carolyn Messina (“Lizzy”), along with Jeffrey Binder (“Jack”), director of the Gulfshore Playhouse production. So excited to finally bring my romantic comedy to Westport, a theater I’ve long admired. I know audiences are gonna love it!"
Audrey Cefaly, Director & PlaywrightCONTENT ADVISORY: This production contains mature language and content, including descriptions of intimate situations, emotional loss, and the use of alcohol.
MEET THE CAST
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ABOUT SCRIPT IN HAND PLAYREADINGS
Every Script in Hand playreading is a brand new experience.
At a Script in Hand playreading, there’s nothing between you and the actors on stage. These readings bring actors who’ve just met — or who’ve known each other for years — together for one day to rehearse and perform a play on a bare stage, with simple lighting — and you. The audience is in charge of conjuring the set, costumes, and atmosphere — or nothing at all. Actors, audience, and the director come together to create a special, one-night-only experience.
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The 2023 Script in Hand Playreading Series is supported by Joyce Hergenhan and the White Barn program of the Lucille Lortel Foundation.
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