Elders Igniting: Many More Stories to Tell
Don't miss an unforgettable ensemble of 3 one-act plays focusing on the experiences of African American seniors. Laugh, cry, remember!
Location
ArtsXchange
2148 Newnan Street East Point, GA 30344Refund Policy
About this event
Elders Igniting: Many More Stories to Tell
Join us for a captivating theatrical event unveiling three one-act plays by three remarkable elder Black Atlanta playwrights, Carlton Molette (Move the Car) and Jamil el-Shair (Dying Well), and Janice Liddell (Senior Prom), directed by the inestimable, Byron C. Saunders. Their focus on the diverse experiences of African American seniors will tickle your funnybone, elicit a tear or two and have you recalling or imagining the excitement of journeying to "senior-hood."
This don't-miss event will take place on Saturday, May 18 (matinee and evening) and Sunday, May 19 (matinee), at the ArtsXchange in a vibrant atmosphere that celebrates the power of community.
The Saturday evening show also includes a special Elders Igniting reception in which attendees will have the opportunity to meet and talk one-on-one with the EI cast and production team. (reception attire--Casual Chic/African Attire )
For Group tickets purchase options, please email us directly: eldersigniting@gmail.com
Immerse yourself in the igniting energy as the works of our esteemed elders are showcased to share life experiences, adventures, and life-changing moments. From heartwarming scenes to those of resilience and the unexpected, this event promises to leave you inspired, enriched, and joy-filled.
Whether you are a young soul or an elder yourself, you will definitely appreciate the offerings of these three playwrights and their director. All ages are welcome!! Elders Igniting is the perfect event to connect generations and to celebrate the talents of our elders. Don't miss this opportunity to be a part of and a witness to unforgettable theatre. Three performances, only.
Frequently asked questions
Yes, there is plenty of free parking at the rear of the ArtsXchange. Limited specifically marked handicap spaces are at the front.
Yes, the ArtsXchange Paul Robeson Theatre is wheelchair accessible.
Yes! Please contact our EI team directly to setup group purchases: eldersigniting@gmail.com
The three one-act plays performed together is about a two hour production.
Normally, food is not available at performances in the Paul Robeson Theatre, but we MAY have LIGHT refreshments for sale, nothing more.
No, there will be no merchandise for sale at this event.
Once performance has started, you will be directed by an usher on when, how and where to enter.
No refunds for any reason!! See you at the theatre!