A Play About Generations, Gender, and the Words Unspoken Two generations divided by their ways of expressing love, pain, and hope. In Stitch in Time, tradition collides with transformation as the characters grapple with the shifting sands of gender roles and the evolving concept of masculinity. Through a tapestry of missed connections and those fleeting, pivotal moments the characters discover just how profoundly the subtleties of communication shape their destinies. This play is a poignant exploration of what it means to be seen, heard, and understood. Do the paths we choose, or fail to choose, echo across generations? Directed by Luke Adamson
Written by Julia Pagett
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