Photo Flash: First Look at Barbara Broughton, Count Stovall, and Matthew Lawler in Mile Square Theatre's DRIVING MISS DAISY
Mile Square Theatre, Hudson County's leading professional theatre, kicks off its 2018 season with Alfred Uhry's powerful masterpiece Driving Miss Daisy. Set in the South between the late 40's and early 70's, the play explores an unlikely friendship between an elderly white Southern Jewish woman, Daisy Werthan, and her African-American chauffer, Hoke Colburn.
The creative team, led by director Mark Cirnigaliaro (The Net Will Appear), includes MST resident scenic designer Matthew J. Fick (The Net Will Appear), MST resident costume designer Peter Fogel (Betrayal, 39 Steps), and lighting designer Justin Partier (The Net Will Appear).
Tickets available at www.milesquaretheatre.org, or by calling 201-683-7014.
Tickets are $30-40 • $18 students and seniors. $15 previews on 1/31 and 2/1.
Opening Night Season Opener Party: $99
Photo Credit: Joe Epstein
Barbara Broughton and Count Stovall
Barbara Broughton and Count Stovall
Barbara Broughton and Count Stovall
Barbara Broughton and Count Stovall
Barbara Broughton and Count Stovall
Matthew Lawler and Barbara Broughton
Matthew Lawler and Count Stovall
Barbara Broughton and Count Stovall
Barbara Broughton and Matthew Lawler
Barbara Broughton and Matthew Lawler
Barbara Broughton and Count Stovall
Barbara Broughton and Count Stovall
Barbara Broughton and Count Stovall
Rehearsal photos of Mile Square Theatre production, Driving Miss Daisy, starring Barbara Broughton, Count Stovall and Matthew Lawler, directed by Mark Cirnigliaro. 1/30/2018. Hoboken,NJ photo by Joe Epstein/JoeEpsteinPhotography.com
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