STITCHES
a play by Leah Franqui
Stitches is about Jane, who is coming apart at the seams, and her sister Jill, who is trying to hold it all together. When the phone rings their lives become irrevocably intertwined, and the the fine line between self-destruction and self-control quickly begins to erode.
The world premiere of a new play by Leah Franqui, (recipient of the Goldberg Playwrighting Prize and Sloan Foundation Award), Stitches explores the issues of family, trust, and self-harm with wrenching honesty and thoughtful humor while suggesting that, in a world where everything is manufactured, perhaps the most revolutionary act is to make something with our own hands.
Directed by Elena Araoz
Cast: Victoria Frings, David Kenner, Anastasia Olowin
Set and Lighting Design: Justin Townsend
Sound Design: Nathan Leigh
Stage Manager: Alannah O'Hagan
Presented by To-By-For Productions at Theaterlab, August 2015
Reviews from New York Theatre Review and Theatre is Easy
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