The Forge Theater Lab is a brand new theater company devoted to developing new plays, located at Fitchburg State University.
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Coming up next:
GOOD GRIEF by Mary Darling A Staged Reading Saturday, May 25 at 7:30 PM Kent Recital Hall in Conlon Fine Arts Building Fitchburg State University Free with suggested donation of $3-$10 |
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It's hard to imagine a world without your loved ones, but it's a reality most people will face. After Maggie's brother passes away suddenly, she struggles to make sense of her life without him. GOOD GRIEF explores loss, broken relationships, and forgiveness in the age of social media.
This performance is not recommended for children under age 14.
Featuring Charles Amaral, Steven Beck, Brittany Messuri, Jennifer Knight, Leeann Monat, Ken Roberts, and Kayla Schenk. Directed by Noah Dawson. Dramaturgy by Erik Nikander.
This performance is not recommended for children under age 14.
Featuring Charles Amaral, Steven Beck, Brittany Messuri, Jennifer Knight, Leeann Monat, Ken Roberts, and Kayla Schenk. Directed by Noah Dawson. Dramaturgy by Erik Nikander.
Playwright Mary Darling. Photo by Marco Trafecante.
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Mary Darling studied Theater and Professional Communications at Fitchburg State University. She interned as an ASM for Chosen Child and Reconsidering Hanna(h) at Boston Playwright’s Theatre. Mary was a resident dramaturgy/directing intern at Cape May Stage, where she debuted her first play #capemay, which was a cycle of short interconnected pieces performed in parked cars. Most recently, her short play "Copley" was featured in The Forge's inaugural event Generations. Mary is fascinated by the thought of words left unsaid between people, so she writes those words.
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