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A Little Journey

ALL SHOWS PAY-WHAT-YOU-CAN

16–19 APRIL, 50 CITIZEN’S WAY

In 1916, Julie Rutherford’s carefully ordered world has suddenly fallen apart. A conventional New York socialite, she now begins the four-day train journey to the Pacific coast.

Experience an actively staged reading of Rachel Crothers’ rarely performed play A Little Journey in ESP’s new theatre space at 50 Citizen’s Way.

 

Desperate and alone, Julie must travel west to live with relatives who don’t want her. On the way, she’ll share a sleeper car with the breadth and depth of American society, and perhaps learn to carve out an identity of her own.

 

As she softens to her new acquaintances, she finds new attachments, new optimism and a chance at romance.

 

After a long hiatus, the Forgotten Female Playwrights series returns with Crothers’ glowingly sentimental 1918 Broadway play.

‘All aboard!’

DETAILS

All ESP plays are pay-what-you-can.

This performance is at:

50 Citizen’s Way
Frederick, MD 21701​

Running time 2 hours

DATES & TICKETS

A Little Journey

16–19 APRIL

50 CITIZEN’S WAY

PRICE: PAY-WHAT-YOU-CAN

FRI 16 APRIL: 7:30 pm

SAT 17 APRIL: 3:00 pm

SAT 17 APRIL: 7:30 pm

MON 19 APRIL: 7:00 pm

CAST & CREATIVES

Director

Christine Mosere

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