The play features scenic design by Emily Piper, costume design by Vivian Pavlos, lighting design by Gregory Bloxham and sound design by Nathaniel Hare. There will be a post-show discussion on Thursday, November 2.
Performances are free and open to the public.
Jody owns a map store in the city. Surrounded by handsome antique charts of the world, his vision is warped by agoraphobia until his hermit-like existence is shattered by his friend Carl, who brings reality into the store in the form of more than four dozen chairs. Now Jody must decide where to put them, and more importantly, where to put himself in the world. Dietz shows us that even amidst loss and confusion, with the help and support of our friends we summon the courage to conquer our fears and continue living. D.C. His award-winning play, God's Country , has been produced in the U.S. as well as in Johannesburg and Pretoria, South Africa.