ASHES, ASHES, WE ALL FALL DOWN by Gretchen Douma at Kenmore Community Club

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A dramedy about what happens when the skeletons in the closet meet the ashes in the jar.

Technically, Mom has been sitting in a very sensible urn for months, waiting for her three children to agree on her final resting place. But for the Miller siblings—two sisters, one brother, and a lifetime of baggage—agreeing on anything is a tall order. As they finally come together to scatter the ashes, the ghosts of their past come calling and the meeting becomes less about the destination and more about the bumpy road they’ve traveled together. Amidst the bickering and the tears, they discover something surprising: family. It’s a dark comedy about saying goodbye to the woman who raised them, so they can finally learn how to hold on to each other.

This play was developed under The Works, As If Theatre’s New Play Development Program.