THE ROAD AHEAD was inspired by Rod Serling’s classic television series “The Twilight Zone.” A married couple on a nighttime journey is transported by a GPS gone amok to a mysterious destination in place and time. The women are welcomed by a guide, who presents three vignettes, performed by her and her assistants. The vignettes, like traditional fables, portray a moral and a lesson for living life with courage while attempting to right a wrong in the world. They take place at a Jewish wedding in 1920 Eastern Europe, in 1850 U.S. on the Underground Railroad taking slaves to freedom, and in modern day Greenwich Village. Each each contains hope for a better life.
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Sartre and Simone: A Comedy of Redemptive Love (8/26/25-9/12/25)
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