SBCT to Present STOP KISS at the Firehouse Theatre
By: Tyler Peterson Mar. 14, 2016
The weekends of March 25th-26th and April 1st-2nd, Stop Kiss, written by Diana Son, will be under the lights of the SBCT's Firehouse Theatre on Portage Road. Lucinda Moriarty directs the achronological story of Callie and Sara in an intermission-free play about injustice, fear, homophobia, intolerance, and love.
Callie and Sara are new friends in New York, and what starts as a friendship takes a turn for the romantic. The story of these two women and those around them is told in an artistically fractured journey, jumping back and forth from Callie's apartment, to a police interrogation room, to Sara's bedside in the hospital. Whose side are George and Peter on? Will the men in Callie and Sara's lives support them, judge them, or be indifferent in the spirit of self-preservation as the world collapses around both women?
CAST
CALLIE: ANNE BOMGAARS
SARA: ANGIE BERKSHIRE
DETECTIVE COLE: MICHAEL CLARKSON
MRS. WINSLEY/THE NURSE: DARLENE HAMPTON
GEORGE: GEOFF TROWBRIDGE
PETER: DAVID WEIST
PRODUCTION TEAM
DIRECTOR: LUCINDA MORIARTY
ASSISTANT DIRECTOR: MARK MORIARTY
STAGE MANAGER: ELISABETH GOOD
COSTUME DESIGNER: EMILY BECK
LIGHTING DESIGNER: FRED KIEFER
PROPS; DRAKE SHRADER
SOUND DESIGNER: LUCINDA MORIARTY/MATT DAVIDSON
SCENIC DESIGN: LUCINDA MORIARTY/JACEE ROHLCK
What: South Bend Civic Theatre presents Stop Kiss, written by Diana Son, directed by Lucinda Moriarty
When: March 25-26 and April 1-2, 2016; Friday and Saturday evenings at 7:30 pm. (No Sunday or matinee performances.)
Where: Inside the Firehouse Theatre, 701 Portage Avenue, South Bend, IN 46628
Tickets? Call the SBCT Box Office at 574-234-1112 or visit www.sbct.org to reserve tickets.
Love Theater in South Bend? Join The Community!
Whether you've got past experience writing about theater or just starting, the BroadwayWorld Community offers a unique opportunity to become a champion for your local arts community, helping raise awareness of local offerings and adding another local voice to the conversation at a time arts coverage is shrinking in the press across the continent. Join us and become a pivotal part of the movement that celebrates and promotes the arts in the digital age.
Learn MoreVideos