Aug 10 2017
Spotlight on Kathy Williams
With two shows on the horizon, longtime beloved company member Kathryn Hunter-Williams has a busy fall ahead of her. But that’s just how she likes it!
This season, we dive headfirst into stories that ask important questions about the human condition and our place in the world, presenting a diverse mix of boldly reimagined classics and new works from new voices. Join us as we take you to the edge of possibility.
Count 
The Cake
Sep 13 – Oct 1
Sense and Sensibility
Oct 18 – Nov 5
Dot
Nov 22 – Dec 10
A Christmas Carol
Dec 12 – 17
Tartuffe
The Christians
Feb 3 – Mar 11
Leaving Eden
Apr 4 – 22
Where Did We Sit on the Bus
Apr 25 – 29
With two shows on the horizon, longtime beloved company member Kathryn Hunter-Williams has a busy fall ahead of her. But that’s just how she likes it!
Four summers ago, Carolina Friends School student Lili Whittier auditioned for her first Summer Youth Conservatory Theatre Intensive. It turned out to be a life-changing choice.
Kira Cornell is not exactly new to PlayMakers. “I’ve been coming here since I was three,” she said. After all, her dad is PlayMakers’ resident acting company member Jeffrey Blair Cornell.
This summer, as our SYC students prepare for Bye Bye Birdie, we’ve invited three of these students to chronicle their experience, beginning one week into rehearsals.
New York-based director Michael Perlman makes his PlayMakers debut, directing the Summer Youth Conservatory Production of Bye Bye Birdie.