Love Story is not merely a play—it is an encounter with the fragile architecture of memory and love. It reminds us that those we lose never truly leave; they evolve within us, shaping our thoughts, dreams, and our very sense of self. To witness this production is to feel deeply, remember fiercely, and leave the theater carrying something luminous and indelible.
Set in Del Ray, Florida, Touch, written by Lori Goodman, is a play about lifting oneself and moving on. About what it’s like to date at a mature age when the pickings are limited and those that are available are so set in their ways. Touch introduces us to Betty (Carole Forman), a widow whose son, Jim (Alex Brightwell), also living in Florida, is her main friend and companion. Jim is doing all he can for his mother and trying not to go crazy with daily calls and repetitive conversations. Bob (Willie C. Carpenter), a widower living in the same community, lost his wife and met Maureen (June Ballinger ) at the local grocery store.
