- 02/07/2025 - 02/23/2025
- 1h 30m
- $40 - $55
- Theatre Three
'we are continuous'
Written By Harrison David Rivers
Directed by Natalie King
Experience a poignant exploration of family, self-identity, and love in Harrison David Rivers' gripping play, 'we are continuous'. This deeply personal story delves into the dynamics between a mother, her son, and his husband as they navigate the perplexities of their interconnected lives. This powerful play illustrates the difficult journey of acceptance and the immense strength needed to mend what is shattered.
Experience a poignant exploration of family, self-identity, and love in Harrison David Rivers' gripping play, 'we are continuous'. This deeply personal story delves into the dynamics between a mother, her son, and his husband as they navigate the perplexities of their interconnected lives. This powerful play illustrates the difficult journey of acceptance and the immense strength needed to mend what is shattered.
Simon and his devout Christian mother, Ora, have always been close. Despite knowing Simon is gay, Ora has avoided discussing his sexuality since he came out at sixteen. Through richly drawn characters and evocative storytelling, Rivers crafts a narrative that resonates with universal themes of human connection and the ever-evolving nature of family. Join us for a compelling theatrical experience that reminds us of the enduring ties that bind us.
Cast
M. Denise Lee
Micah Brooks
Creative Team
Kevin Brown
Production Team
Natalie King
Kennedy Smith
Joshua Nguyen
Suzi Cranford
Lexi Salmon
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Experience a poignant exploration of family, self-identity, and love in Harrison David Rivers' gripping play, 'we are continuous'. This deeply personal story delves into the dynamics between a mother, her son, and his husband as they navigate the perplexities of their interconnected lives. This powerful play illustrates the difficult journey of acceptance and the immense strength needed to mend what is shattered.
Simon and his devout Christian mother, Ora, have always been close. Despite knowing Simon is gay, Ora has avoided discussing his sexuality since he came out at sixteen. Through richly drawn characters and evocative storytelling, Rivers crafts a narrative that resonates with universal themes of human connection and the ever-evolving nature of family. Join us for a compelling theatrical experience that reminds us of the enduring ties that bind us.
Cast
M. Denise Lee
Micah Brooks
Creative Team
Kevin Brown
Production Team
Natalie King
Kennedy Smith
Joshua Nguyen
Suzi Cranford
Lexi Salmon
Video Gallery
Image Gallery