The Cave

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DateMarch 24, 2017 @ 8:00 pm - 10:00 pm

Time08:00 pm - 10:00 pm

Reoccurs Once
3/24/17 - 1/01/70

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Non-Member's Price $24

 

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Mar 24-25, 30-31 & Apr 1, 6- 8 at 8pm; Apr 2 at 2pm

A World Premiere by Jeff Lindsay.

The Cave is set during the Civil War in a hidden cavern, where an escaped slave, a blind Confederate soldier and a Union deserter hide out to seek freedom and survival. The production is a drama with themes of race, belief and mortality.

Cast:

  • Marie Baptiste as Cassie
  • Jordan Wilson as Brandon
  • Michael Pineda as Timothy

Jeff Lindsay is the award-winning author of the New York Times bestselling Dexter novels upon which the international hit TV show Dexter is based. Although a full-time writer now, he has worked as an actor, comic, director, bounder, singer, songwriter, voice-over artist, teacher and sailing instructor.

Lindsay has written twenty-two plays which have been produced in New York, New Haven, Key West, Pittsburgh, London and California. For 5 years, Lindsay wrote “Fatherhood,” a semi-syndicated weekly column on parenting from the male perspective. He hosted several local PBS-TV shows and a documentary. Hemingway In Cuba, which was seen nationally on PBS.

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