UNITY THEATRE OPENS ‘DANCING LESSONS’ THURSDAY
Unity Theatre’s next show starts this weekend, telling the story of an unexpected friendship between two mismatched souls.
in Unity Theatre's "Dancing Lessons", which runs
April 4-14.
(courtesy Brenham Portrait Gallery / Scott Hill)
“Dancing Lessons”, a dramatic comedy written by Mark St. Germain, plays for two weekends starting tonight (Thursday) and running through April 14th in Unity’s Studio Space.
Ever, a young man with Asperger’s Syndrome, embarks on a quest to acquire enough dancing skills to navigate an upcoming awards dinner. Ever meets and begins a friendship with Senga, a Broadway dancer grappling with a career-threatening injury, and together they unravel humorous and heartwarming revelations about each other and themselves.
The production is recommended for mature audiences.
Tonight’s preview performance will allow visitors to engage in a talk-back session with the cast and crew after the show concludes. Director Michelle Britton will chat with guests half an hour before start time on Saturday, April 13th.
For tickets or other information, go to https://unitybrenham.org.