Directed by award-winning director, actor, and playwright, Ann Noble, in Julia Chos The Language Archive, George is a linguist who cannot communicate; Mary is a baker who finds her freedom (and a really old starter); and Emma begins to discover her own voice. Plus there are a few other mischievous characters to help them on their journeys. This quirky, heart-felt play explores loss, love, and the power of language. Starring Kevin Michael Moran, Elisa Jacobs Nixon, Tiffany Bromley, Sandra Cruze, and William Warren. Lighting design by Hayden Kirschbaum. Sound design and original music by Matt Richter.
- Julia Cho
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