2002-2003 Season > Here We Are

Dorothy Parker, the witty and urbane columnist of the New Yorker magazine in the late 1920s and 1930s, penned a short story, later a short play which turns on the awkward and endearing moments of a young couple as they embark on their honeymoon. This is a brief peek into the hearts of a man and a woman, all too human and all too real in the early moments of their marriage. The script is precious and funny and beautifully crafted. This play was the focal point of the benefit celebration of The Bay Theatre Company on June 20, 2003. These characters were brouht to life by Ian Wade and Rebecca Ellis as they climbed on the train to begin their life together. Their performances were graceful and polished and entranced the audience, who also enjoyed delicious light fare and the lovely waterviews from the Hobson Boat House on The St. John's College campus.

Reviews

This production was not reviewed because it was presented as a showcase at our spring fundraiser.