Showtimes
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- Sun, Jun 137:30pm
- Jun 14
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- Jun 21
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- Jun 28
- Tue, Jun 297:30pm
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- Thu, Jul 17:30pm
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- Sat, Jul 37:30pm
- Sun, Jul 47:30pm
- Mon, Jul 57:30pm
- Tue, Jul 67:30pm
- Wed, Jul 77:30pm
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About
By Alfred Uhry
June 13 - July 11, 2004
We close our season with another Pultizer Prize winner. Uhry's story of a sharp-tongued Jewish widow and her soft-spoken black chauffeur has proven to be a real crowd pleaser. Daisy and Hoke drive through life together for more than 25 years and both of them are irrevocably changed. Despite their differences, they forge a bond deeper than either could ever have imaginedf. This is a play to savor and celebrate. It's engaging, poignant and funny - a testament to the value of friendship. I promise you a fresh, new production that will remind you of the wit and grace that are at the heart of this charming play.