Ordinary People by Richard LaMonte Pierce
Directed by: Walter DeShields
Friday, December 12th at 7pm
Saturday, December 13th at 7pm
Sunday, December 14th at 2pm
Thursday, December 18th at 7pm
Friday, December 19th at 7pm
Saturday, December 20th at 7pm
Sunday, December 21st at 2pm
Location: Theatre Exile - 1340 South 13th St, Philadelphia, PA 19147
Ticket price: Pay What You Can
Seating is limited, advanced registration recommended!
Ordinary People/Extraordinary People is a heartfelt, family-oriented play set in 1950s North Philadelphia. Amy, a young girl captivated by Christmas, discovers a stranger in the snow outside her apartment. As suspicions give way to curiosity, the family wonders if the stranger, named J.C., is actually Jesus. While skepticism initially prevails, the family warms up to him after experiencing what seem like minor miracles. The play explores the concept of Jesus returning in humble form, prompting the characters to confront their beliefs and question the nature of miracles in everyday life.
Lead support provided by the William Penn Foundation, supported in part by the Philadelphia Cultural Fund and the Charlotte Cushman Foundation. In partnership with Theatre Exile.
Directed by: Walter DeShields
Friday, December 12th at 7pm
Saturday, December 13th at 7pm
Sunday, December 14th at 2pm
Thursday, December 18th at 7pm
Friday, December 19th at 7pm
Saturday, December 20th at 7pm
Sunday, December 21st at 2pm
Location: Theatre Exile - 1340 South 13th St, Philadelphia, PA 19147
Ticket price: Pay What You Can
Seating is limited, advanced registration recommended!
Ordinary People/Extraordinary People is a heartfelt, family-oriented play set in 1950s North Philadelphia. Amy, a young girl captivated by Christmas, discovers a stranger in the snow outside her apartment. As suspicions give way to curiosity, the family wonders if the stranger, named J.C., is actually Jesus. While skepticism initially prevails, the family warms up to him after experiencing what seem like minor miracles. The play explores the concept of Jesus returning in humble form, prompting the characters to confront their beliefs and question the nature of miracles in everyday life.
Lead support provided by the William Penn Foundation, supported in part by the Philadelphia Cultural Fund and the Charlotte Cushman Foundation. In partnership with Theatre Exile.