DOG MOM
By Tate Hanyok

In the midst of a mid-life crisis, a hardened New Yorker who is NOT a dog person rescues a stray dog and discovers that sometimes the ones we save are the ones who might save us.

"Simple pleasures such as feeling the sun on our face, going for a walk, chasing new scents (some better than others), and a dog’s love make our lives richer. Liz learns these and more as she’s given something she doesn’t think she wants – a dog. In the ensuing chaos, she meets an overbearing neighbor Nell, and her eager dog Ruben. Encounters with strangers turn into teachable moments and drive home the point that we should “enjoy the process as much as the reward." It’s a laugh-out-loud funny and inspiring story that will stay with you long after you leave the theatre.” - Courtney Symes, BroadwayWorld.com

Dark Nights in Billtown is our opportunity to explore interesting plays, topics and conversation with our audience members. Join us for staged readings of three plays in the 2024-2025 season, read by professional actors under the guidance of professional directors. These scaled down evenings let us bring more theatrical experiences to you. Reading held at the Williamston Theatre. No reservations necessary. Suggested donation of $10 at the door.

Click here for an archive of all past Dark Nights in Billtown at the Williamston Theatre.