The Amoralists Exorcise Their Sexual Demons in The Cheaters Club
Following a successful run of Mark Roberts’ dark comedy Rantoul and Die, The Amoralists have returned to the stage with their signature theatrical flair in The Cheaters Club, the company’s second and final summer production. Written by the company’s founder and resident playwright, Derek Ahonen, preview performances of The Cheaters Club began on August 17 in advance of an August 27 opening, and will run through September 21 at the Abrons Arts Center.
A murder mystery set in Savannah, Georgia, the play follows siblings Tommy, Jimmy, and Cathy, along with a man named Vonn. As members of “The Cheaters Club,” they go on yearly trips with the goal of “exorcising their sexual demons.” On this year’s trip, they find themselves at the haunted Chaney Inn, run by a mysterious family and their voodoo-doing housemaid.
For a sneak preview of The Amoralists’ newest offering, check out the assortment of production photos below:
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Byron Anthony, Matthew Pilieci, Jordan Tisdale, Sarah Lemp, and Kelley Swindall take the stage in The Cheaters Club.(© Russ Rowland)
Alfred Schatz has created an elaborate set for The Cheaters Club.(© Russ Rowland)
Wade Dunham, Vanessa Vaché, Zen Mansley, Anna Stromberg, and James Kautz have a spooky experience at the Chaney Inn.(© Russ Rowland)
Serena Miller and James Rees share a mysterious moment.(© Russ Rowland)
Byron Anthony, Matthew Pilieci, Cassandra Paras, and Jordan Tisdale live out a Savannah ghost story in The Cheaters Club.(© Russ Rowland)
The complete cast of The Cheaters Club.(© Russ Rowland)
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