Precarious is a world premiere comedy by Steinberg Award-winner Steph Del Rosso, directed by Jaki Bradley, running at the Atlas Performing Arts Center. Kimberly Schraf stars as Vi, a recently retired woman ready to chart a new path, whose plans are complicated by her daughter Tillie, played by Helen Hayes winner Zoe Walpole, and a summer heatwave. Jonathan Del Palmer rounds out the cast as Tillie's boyfriend Drew. The play explores generational divides, familial relationships, and the realities of a world transformed by climate change. This open captioned performance takes place on June 27, 2026.
Cast and Creative Team for Precarious (Open Captioned Performance) at Atlas Performing Arts Center
Cast
Jonathan Del Palmer
Drew
Zoe Walpole
Tillie
Kimberly Schraf
Vi
Creative Team
Jeannette Christensen
Costume Designer
Misha Kachman
Scenic Designer
Jaki Bradley
Director
Minjoo Kim
Lighting Designer
Kenny Neal
Sound Designer
Aoife Creighton
Props Designer
Shayna O'Neill
Production Stage Manager
Isabella Tapia
Assistant Stage Manager
Sierra Young
Intimacy and Violence Director
News About Precarious (Open Captioned Performance) at Atlas Performing Arts Center
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Artist Talkback with Stephanie Del Rosso (6/6/26-6/6/26)
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