"Dry Bones" by Ivy Hawkins is a complex story about "returning citizens," their families, and the thriving social conditions which they must navigate.
The play is focused on family bonds, deep resentments, youth coming of age, and a central theme that addresses the fate of men who are learning to transition back into their communities. The story centers on relationships between an ex-husband and a wife, between a father and a son, and a secret between two brothers.
Live Garra Theatre, whose mission is to employ the cultural arts as a means to address critical social life issues, will open its doors Friday, November 19, 2021. The play runs through Sunday, November 21, 2021, with performances Friday - Saturday at 8:00 pm and matinees on Saturday and Sunday at 3:00 pm.
Eugene Haines hopes of a fresh start quickly diminish when a series of unfortunate events unfold, forcing him to address some unfinished business with his estranged father and the infamous and very powerful T-Rex. The play introduces a support group of men who tell their stories and help each other create better lives for themselves.
FOR THE SAFETY OF EVERYONE: ALL PATRONS MUST WEAR MASKS DURING THE PERFORMANCES AND PROVIDE PROOF OF FULL VACCINATION; OUR SINCEREST THANKS!!
Live Garra Theatre is back, the return of the performing arts is back! We're in the theatre space; we're at the theatre place, the Silver Spring Black Box and we're in-person: LIVE!
We are in uncharted waters; transitioning slowly, but deliberately; seamlessly - starting with zoom play read-throughs and community talk-backs. Were inviting patrons to experience live theatre again and as the saying goes: "the show MUST go on."
And we're putting the show on; it'll be just how we remember it used to be; great storytelling, tears, laughter, lights, costumes, sets, and action. New on the playbill: masks, social distancing, and vaccinations.