“A complex piece that handles a difficult subject matter skillfully and delicately, talking about explanations for behavior without ever making excuses, Until Dark is a powerful show.“
- Callie Stribling for Arts Independent
UNTIL DARK
Out of the Box Theatrics - February 15th - March 3rd
Romanian Cultural Institute - April 16th
Until Dark is a new play that reflects on consent and the intricacies of sisterhood, while testing its ties and boundaries.
When Cass is accused of a heinous crime, her sister Jackie - a promising criminal defense attorney - decides to take over the case without blinking. When Lisa, their third sister, shows up in town for solidarity, she realizes there is more to the allegations than what she was told...
Written and Directed by Federica Borlenghi
Produced by Et Alia Theater
Co-Produced by Mo Shah and Kavita Shah
Associate Produced by Covi Loveridge Brannan
MAIN CAST:
Cass - Maria Müller
Jackie - Giorgia Valenti
Lisa - Luísa Galatti
ALTERNATIVE CAST:
Cass/Jackie - Covi Loveridge Brannan
Lisa - Ana Moioli
Director, Writer, Costume Designer - Federica Borlenghi
Dramaturg - Covi Loveridge Brannan
Executive Director - Maria Müller
Public Relations Director - Giorgia Valenti
Marketing & Development Director - Luísa Galatti
Narrative Director - Ana Moioli
Stage Manager - Skye Pallo Ross
Associate Director - Isabel Criado
Set & Props Designer - .Andrés López-Alicea
Associate Set & Props Designer - Gilberto Gabriel
Composer/Sound Designer - Stephanie L. Carlin
Lighting Designer - Adrian Yuenubliuc
Associate Lighting Designers - Em Stripling and Natalie Shipley
Production Electricians - Jimmy Dewhurst, Parker Damm, and Sydnee Peterson
Deck Manager - Julia D'Angelo
Box Office Manager - Ainsley Ellis
Social Media Associate - Elisa Annenberg Paglia
Photographer - Alexia Haick
PRESS
"The three actors are astonishing—over the course of 75 minutes one grows to fully believe they have had decades together of happiness and heartbreak, joy and sadness, connection and conflict..."
- Jim Catapano for Showtones
"Borlenghi has created a compelling, funny, and thought-provoking play..."
- Holli Harms for The Front Row Center
