Event

Stephen Roy's Black & White

Join us on Saturday, May 20 at 7 pm as we present Stephen Roy's "Black & White".

Have you ever been asked to make a decision and wondered what would have happened had you made a different choice? Have you ever felt the choices you make have predictable outcomes? Have you considered the effect your choices have on others around you? Are you always trying to make choices one way and feel the results are always opposite what you choose? Of course you do. Everyone asks themselves these questions. Its human nature.

The show is called Black & White. The goal of this show is to purposefully blur this dichotomy of choice, challenge our own ideals, and make light of this oppositional metaphor that is so prevalent in our lives and is represented by the black and white brain.

Black & White represents the way we box ourselves in to neat little compartments, as if everything was as simple as black and white, when reality is in fact faded into infinite shades of gray. There is no true black or pure white and thats the gray of it. This show ultimately has us asking ourselves if we are truly free to choose our lives in a random process of decision, or if we are directed by the fates of divine intervention, or if we are just sort of swirling around in a giant soup of chaos bumping into each other with no real process or design. It begs the question, How do you choose?

Your answer may surprise you. Choose to come see this show.

Tickets are $20.00 general admission and available online, at Seastrand (919 Linden Ave., cash or check only) and at the theater box office one hour prior to showtime.