Double Lines
by Alli Hartley-Kong
Directed by Fran Marino
March 5 at 7:30 PM March 6 at 2:00 PM
Performances:March 5 at 7:30 PMMarch 6 at 2:00 PM | This is a workshop, play-in-progress reading. After each performance there will be a facilitated talk back with the audience. | Content information: This play depicts infertility, pregnancy loss, and cancer “People should talk about what’s real.” That’s what livestream comedian Natalie Grinnell says she believes, anyways. This new full-length play by NJ-born playwright Alli Hartley-Kong follows two couples talking–or not talking–about their experiences around the choices women make or don’t make around pregnancy. The play follows two couples–irreverent livestream comedian Natalie and her boring-but-rich husband Josh, and serious historian Katherine and her loving husband Rathanak “Ryan” Keo– as they navigate their “fertility journeys” during a global pandemic, without realizing the history that connects them is deeper than it appears.
Cast
ROLE | Katherine Peters Keo | Patricia Howard (Patty) | Rathanak “Ryan” Keo | Josh Grinell | Natalie Grinell
Roles
PERFORMER | Jenn Bedell | Carol Holland | Casey Okamoto | TJ Reissner | Alicia Whavers
Creative Team
Fran Marino | Rachel Lichter-Friden
Titles
Director | Producer
