By Lydia R. Diamond
Directed by Derrick Sanders
May 19 - June 3
Presented by Bank of America

In a weekend visit to Martha's Vineyard to meet her fiancee's old-moneyed family, quick-witted entomologist Taylor has her beliefs, and her past, put under the microscope.

But who really has something to hide?

A picturesque getaway with the quirky LeVay family gives way to tension, revelations, and not-so-well-kept secrets.

May 19 - June 3
In partnership with Theatrical Outfit
The Balzer Theater at Herren's
84 Luckie Street NW
Atlanta, GA 30303
(678) 528-1500

Tickets are $20 (plus tax & handling):
Phone: 678-528-1500
Online: click the link below or the box on our Home page
Groups: 404-588-0308 x201

Girls' Night Out: May 24 and 29
Sign-Interpreted Show: May 24

LYDIA R. DIAMOND
Lydia R. Diamond is an award-winning playwright whose works have appeared at Chicago Dramatists, The Goodman Theatre, Arena Stage, Congo Square, Playmakers Rep, Plowshares Theatre Co., Theatre Alliance, Steppenwolf Theatre Ensemble, New Victory, the Kennedy Center, the Old Vic (U.K.), and Ensemble Studio Theatre, among others. Plays include Stick Fly (2006 Jeff Nominated, best new work; 2006 Black Theatre Alliance Award, best play), Voyeurs de Venus (2006 Jeff Award, best new work; 2006 BTAA, best writing), The Bluest Eye (2007 Jeff Recommended), The Gift Horse, Stage Black, The Inside, Here I Am…See Can You Handle It, and Solitaire. Diamond has received commissions from McCarter Theatre and Steppenwolf Theatre, and in addition to the aforementioned awards recognizing her achievement in playwriting, she has been the recipient of grants, awards and prizes including an Illinois Arts Council grant, The National Arts Club’s 2002 Kesselring Prize, Theodore Ward Playwriting Contest, the 2005 African American Arts Alliance’s 2005 Black Excellence Award for best new play, and the Agnes Nixon Playwriting Award. Diamond is a resident playwright for Chicago Dramatists, a 2006-2008 resident Playwright Fellow at the Huntington Theatre Company, and was a 2005-2006 non-resident Fellow for the W.E.B. DuBois Institute for African and African American Research.

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