NEW HOPE, PA – An estranged mother and daughter. A decade of silence. One night to face the truth.
Phillips’ Mill has announced the New Hope launch of "Nauset Light," an original contemporary drama written by local playwright Rick Goodwin, as this year’s “Premiere Showcase” production.
The play follows the early morning, emotionally charged reunion of Eleanor Brindle and her estranged daughter Caitlyn.
The performance explores the complex relationship between a
mother and daughter that builds into "a stunningly raw examination of what makes us human, and the choices that define our lives. This gripping performance will be sure to evoke a range of emotions so common to the human condition."
Rick Goodwin is an accomplished playwright who has written more than 15 plays with appearances locally and in New York. Director Nancy Ridgeway is a seasoned director and producer of plays and musicals in and around Bucks County and Philadelphia.
The cast of Nancy Vander Zwan and Morgan Petronis are the perfect actors to tell this story. Nancy and Morgan have extensive experience in a variety of different roles and productions enabling them to bring great depth and understanding to these characters. The creative team also includes stage set by Steve Young.
The production will run for a strictly limited, three-performance engagement at the historic Phillips’ Mill in New Hope. Performances are scheduled for Friday and Saturday, July 24 and 25, at 7:30 p.m., and Sunday, July 26 at 2 p.m. Tickets are $25 on sale at phillipsmill.org. Mill members receive a 10 percent discount.
Meet the actors, director and playwright after Friday evening’s performance. A moderated talkback will follow the show at Sunday’s matinee. For more information, visit the website or email drama@phillipsmill.org.
Phillips’ Mill Community Association is located just north of New Hope at 2619 River Road, New Hope 18938, call 215-882-0582 or visit phillipsmill.org
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