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Wallace Shawn’s 1996 play explores the relationship of three intellectuals—a poet (Howard), his daughter (Judy), and her husband (Jack.) The three exist in a near-future, authoritarian state where culture is suppressed. Told through three interwoven monologues, the play chronicles the parallel decline of Jack and Judy’s marriage and the country's descent into fascism, exploring themes of art, politics, and survival as the characters grapple with their changing world and their own values.
August 7. 7 pm
August 8. 2 pm or 7 pm

Broadway singer Gale McNeeley, and PCPA Music Director/Pianist Paul Marszalkowski, tour the Central Coast with Mr. McNeeley’s show, “My Life in Song."

The show features songs from McNeeley’s Broadway performances with Christopher Plummer in “Cyrano” and Raul Julia and Jerry Stiller in “Two Gentlemen of Verona.” Songs from Gale’s Satirical shows “The Wizard of What” and “Pope: the Musical “ will also the featured, as well as other McNeeley originals.

For more information and interviews, contact Gale at 805-406-4997.

Winner of the Molière award for France’s best play, The Father—brilliantly told with humor and empathy—treats audiences to a heart-wrenching glimpse into despair from the loss of self.

Winner of the Molière award for France’s best play, The Father—brilliantly told with humor and empathy—treats audiences to a heart-wrenching glimpse into despair from the loss of self.

Winner of the Molière award for France’s best play, The Father—brilliantly told with humor and empathy—treats audiences to a heart-wrenching glimpse into despair from the loss of self.

Winner of the Molière award for France’s best play, The Father—brilliantly told with humor and empathy—treats audiences to a heart-wrenching glimpse into despair from the loss of self.

Winner of the Molière award for France’s best play, The Father—brilliantly told with humor and empathy—treats audiences to a heart-wrenching glimpse into despair from the loss of self.

Winner of the Molière award for France’s best play, The Father—brilliantly told with humor and empathy—treats audiences to a heart-wrenching glimpse into despair from the loss of self.

Winner of the Molière award for France’s best play, The Father—brilliantly told with humor and empathy—treats audiences to a heart-wrenching glimpse into despair from the loss of self.

Winner of the Molière award for France’s best play, The Father—brilliantly told with humor and empathy—treats audiences to a heart-wrenching glimpse into despair from the loss of self.