Illusion Theater Announces Lineup for Fresh Ink Summer Series
Illusion Theater has announced the lineup of plays for its annual summer series Fresh Ink, which provides space for artists to develop creative new works. The series will run July 7-29.
This year’s series will begin with What’s the Word For, July 7-10,
a new play by Jeffrey Hatcher about 80-year-old, crossword loving Mrs. Caleodis and the much younger Hayden, a former film instructor with a meticulous sense of timing, who must help each other cope with the painful reality of life off the silver screen. Kim Schultz’s one-woman show inspired by true stories of Iraqi refugees No Place Called Home will play July 14-17.
Dating Your Mom, a workshop production adapted by John Gaspard from the writings of The New Yorker’s Ian Frazier, will be performed July 21-24. A special evening reading of Toni Morrison’s Jazz, adapted and directed by Marion McClinton, will close the series on July 29.
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