On the outskirts of a small Idaho town, an aunt and nephew who barely know each other find themselves sharing a house after a sudden loss. She’s blunt, guarded, and set in her routines. He’s grieving, adrift, and not sure why he came back. As they sort through a lifetime of things left behind, conversation comes slowly. Then all at once. What emerges isn’t resolution but it’s real and it’s what they need.
Little Bear Ridge Road is a spare, quietly funny play about grief, distance, and the uneasy work of letting another person in.
by Samuel D. Hunter
Directed by Bryn Boice
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They’re family. That doesn’t make it easy.
On the outskirts of a small Idaho town, an aunt and nephew who barely know each other find themselves sharing a house after a sudden loss. She’s blunt, guarded, and set in her routines. He’s grieving, adrift, and not sure why he came back. As they sort through a lifetime of things left behind, conversation comes slowly. Then all at once. What emerges isn’t resolution but it’s real and it’s what they need.
Little Bear Ridge Road is a spare, quietly funny play about grief, distance, and the uneasy work of letting another person in.
by Samuel D. Hunter
Directed by Bryn Boice
Single tickets will go on sale later this summer. Want the best seats at the best price now? Consider subscribing instead! Click here for more info!
