Evocation to Visible Appearance

The 42nd Humana Festival of New American Plays

March 16–April 8, 2018

In the Pamela Brown Auditorium

Audience Advisory: Contains strong language and violence. Includes the portrayal of smoking using a non-tobacco product. This play also contains loud live music.  Earplugs are available directly inside the entrance of the theatre on both levels.  Audience members with assistive listening devices are advised to adjust accordingly.
Age Recommendations:  14+

A play with great insight and revelation into the darkest abyss of fears we as a civilization prefer to leave untouched
Arts-Louisville

 

You wanna know what the future looks like? Samantha, 17 and possibly pregnant, longs for solid ground—but she’s haunted by the sense that nothing will last. Her college-bound boyfriend wants to go sing on The Voice, her dad’s asleep on the couch, and her older sister’s in treatment. When Sam befriends a tattooed musician, has she found someone who understands this fallen world? With black humor and black metal, this gripping new play gives form to a gathering darkness.

by Mark Schultz 
directed by Les Waters 
commissioned by Actors Theatre of Louisville

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