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Quote of the Month"The theatre is so endlessly fascinating because it’s so accidental. It’s so much like life" Arthur Miller |
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Looking Back on a (Shortened) Season
Our 2019-20 season continued in January with Christopher Sergel's stage adaptation of Harper Lee's classic American novel To Kill a Mockingbird. At right are, from left to right, Chloe Rioux, Lisah Slack, Kieran Chenier, Lloyd Balme and Donald Mitchell. In the courtroom scene below, balcony rear L-R: Daniela Suarez, Zahra Simpson-Stairs, Douglas Connors. Balcony front L-R: Kieran Chenier, Johnny Jordan, Chloe Rioux, Graeme McKee, Sekai Chikodzi, Greer Crosby. Below L-R: Garrett McCrea, Broghan Baker, Esme Purdy, Ken Sparrow, Cindy Chappell, Barbara Gillespie, Cathy Griffin, Jane Saunders, Lloyd Balme, Ian Butler, Donald Mitchell, Zhyon Headley, Dylan Chenier. 
From 1930s Alabama we moved to cyberspace, with In Love and Warcraft, by Madhuri Shekar. Below from left to right are Christian Milanovic, Melissa Radford, Helana Marks, J. Wes Secord, Colin Doyle and Lisa Murphy. 
Then, in mid-March, the Covid-19 lockdown began. In Love and Warcraft closed a week early, and the rest of our season was cancelled. As of now, Domino does not plan to produce a 2020-21 season. But as soon as we can, we'll be back. The JavaScript Source |
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