Written by Jessica Dickey
Directed by Daniella Topol
Featuring: Drew McVety, Kate Nowlin, and Henry Stram
May 29 – June 29
at Rattlestick (224 Waverly Place)
Talkbacks with the playwright, director and cast following performances on June 1, June 17 and June 26!
When a father’s love of music clashes with his daughter’s passion for basketball, modernist composer Charles Ives is the perfect referee. Charles Ives Take Me Home is a comedic and poignant story of dissonance, defense, and devotion.
May 29 – June 29
Monday, Wednesday, & Thursday at 7pm
Friday at 8pm
Saturday at 3pm & 8pm
Sunday at 3pm
BOOK YOUR TICKETS
ONLINE or call 866.811.4111
$55 – Regular Reserved Seating
$15 – Under 30 Patrons
$10 – Students
*No refunds or exchanges. Telephone & Internet orders are subject to standard ticketing service fees.*
Jessica Dickey received a Susan Blackburn Prize nomination for Charles Ives Take Me Home. She made her playwriting debut with her hit one-woman show The Amish Project, which premiered at the New York International Fringe Festival. The Amish Project has since been produced at the Cherry Lane Theatre, Rattlestick, the American Theater Company (Chicago), the City Theatre (Pittsburgh), and internationally. Her newest play, Row After Row, has a scheduled production in Tucson next spring.
