EBT Plays in Development Series: The Three Lives of Duncan MacRae

A Staged reading of a new play, with audience talk-back an existential dramedy about life choices…the life chosen and the lives left behind.

Join us for a FREE staged reading of “The Three Lives of Duncan MacRae,” an original play written and directed by Richard Strompf of Hamden. Part of Milford Arts Council/Eastbound Theatre’s “Plays in  Development” (PID) series, the performance is Sunday, November 8 at 4 pm at the MAC, 40 Railroad Avenue in downtown Milford.

The play is a dramedy about life choices. It focuses on Duncan, a professor at a prestigious university in New York City. Philosophical in his thinking, Duncan chronically struggles making choices and important decisions.

Duncan has intimate relationships with three women whom he genuinely loves. The women are at three different stages of their lives and each has reached a turning point that requires Duncan to make a potentially life-changing decision.

While the staged reading is open to the public free of charge, donations to the MAC/Eastbound Theatre are greatly appreciated.

CAST
DUNCAN Tristan Lariccia
MOLLY Katelyn Ferrari
VANESSA Breda Smith
KATE Marydell Merrill
WAITER Mark Lambeck
NARRATOR TJ Chila

PRODUCTION STAFF
Director: Richard Strompf
Co-Director: Marydell Merrill
Producer: Leslie Jones
Co-Producer: Richard Warren
Technical Director: Donald Rowe