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Bella Kouds, Ryan O'Toole and Denycia Thompson to star in Edward Allan Baker's "Face Divided" at Chain Theatre

Dates: 9/26/2024 - 9/29/2024

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Chain Theatre

Alex Park Presents
312 W 36th Street, New York
New York, NY 10018

Phone: 9172612446


Face Divided by Edward Allan Baker is coming to theatres this fall!

Directed by Suzanne DiDonna

Starring Bella Kouds (Debbie), Ryan O'Toole (Freddie) and Denycia Thompson (Sue)

Playwright Edward Allan Baker dedicates this play to children born to seventeen-year-old mothers. “Face Divided” is not just a play about a disgruntled teenage mother, but it also speaks on the plight of children being reared by children with no foresight, little education and bad role models.

Face Divided is a drama that delves into the complexities of family dynamics and personal identity. The play centers around a young couple struggling with internal conflicts and secrets that come to light over the course of the narrative. This play takes place in Rhode Island.

The couple is grappling with their own issues, including personal insecurities, strained relationships, and the challenges of communication. The play is known for its raw and honest portrayal of these struggles, with a focus on the emotional and psychological barriers that each character faces.

Baker's writing often features intense dialogue and a focus on character development, making Face Divided a powerful exploration of human nature and relationships. The play's themes are universal, touching on the difficulties of reconciling one's past with the present and the quest for personal fulfillment amid familial expectations.

Overall, Face Divided is a thought-provoking piece that examines how deeply personal issues can affect family bonds and individual identity.

Bella Kouds, Ryan O'Toole and Denycia Thompson to star in Edward Allan Baker's "Face Divided" at Chain Theatre Schedule

Thursday the 26th - Saturday the 28th of September show begins at 7:30pm
Sunday the 29th of September is a matinee show and begins at 2:30pm

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Chain Theatre

312 W 36th Street, New York
New York, NY 10018

Phone: 9172612446

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