Peace Mountain Theatre performs the story of the evolving relationship between an elderly (and feisty) Jewish widow and the dignified black man who becomes her driver.
"...poignantly explores the transformative power of true friendship."-- New York Times
Pulitzer Prize play set in Atlanta in 1948. It is the story of the evolving relationship between an elderly (and feisty) Jewish widow and the dignified black man who becomes her driver. Over the momentous quarter-century from 1948 to 1973, we see how their rigid, professional relationship ripens into respect and tenderness.
8 p.m. - May 7, 8, 9 15 & 16
2 p.m. - May 10, 17
Followed by panel discussions on:
Sunday, May 10
Talk-back Q&A session with cast
Sunday, May 17
Talk-back Q&A session with cast
OPENING NIGHT DISCOUNT!
8pm on May 7, 2020
General & Group admission $16.00 ea. ($17.79 w/service fee)
Student & Active Military admission $12.00 ($13.59 w/service fee)
The following prices apply for performances May 8th-May 17th
General admission $22.00 ($24.09 w/service fee)
Group rate $18.00 ea. ($19.89 w/service fee)
Student and Active Military $12.00 ($13.59 w/service fee)
Performance times
8 p.m. - May 7, 8, 9 15 & 16
2 p.m. - May 10, 17
Panel discussions following performances on:
Sunday, May 10
Talk-back Q&A session with cast
Sunday, May 17
Talk-back Q&A session with cast
Wheel chair accessible
Tickets available online for purchase
Phone: 301-987-2478
Email: peacemtntheatreco@gmail.com
2020/05/07 - 2020/05/17
Additional time info:
8 p.m. - May 7, 8, 9 15 & 162 p.m. - May 10, 17Panel discussions follow Sunday performances on:Sunday, May 10Talk-back Q&A session with castSunday, May 17Talk-back Q&A session with cast
The Writers Center
4508 Walsh Street Bethesda, MD 20815