Beverly braces for chaos when her mother is diagnosed with dementia and moves in with her and her husband. But when her daughter Emma, a non-speaking autistic teenager, crashes back into her life, Beverly must confront her past mistakes and work to repair the bonds of trust and family. In this original musical, Emma is able to share her experiences and inner thoughts with the audience through song and her unique gift of synesthesia.
Directed by Catie Davis. Book by Kait Kerrigan, Music & Lyrics by Scott Evan Davis, Conceived by Jay Kuo, Lorenzo Thione, and Scott Evan Davis.
World Premiere Presented by the Human Race Theatre Company through special arrangement with Sing Out, Louise! Productions
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"Kristin Stokes offers a multifaceted display of conflicted vulnerability.
...[she] interprets Beverly’s messy existence with commendable layers of anxiety, regret, sorrow and hope."
– RUSSELL FLORENCE JR
Photos by Scott J. Kimmins/The Human Race Theatre. Featuring Madison Kopec, Sally Mayes, Kristin Stokes, Dan Dominech, Joy Lynn Jacobs, and Christian Kidd.
7 seasons of TheatreWorks Silicon Valley's New Works Festival.
Highlights include working with Andrew Lippa, Kerrigan and Lowdermilk, Miller and Tysen, and co-starring with Ana Gasteyer of Saturday Night Live.
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