“Front Door Open”

A woman who can’t leave the house.

A teenage girl who can’t be trusted to leave it.

A surgeon who’s forgotten where to cut.

A psych professor known as the Claremont Cougar.

In the comic drama FRONT DOOR OPEN, an agoraphobic woman comes face to face with the dependent role of her surgeon husband, who’s coping with his waning powers and fears of aging.  When the woman’s psychologist daughter and granddaughter pay a visit, the family is forced to confront the ripple effects of her disability—on their personalities, careers, long-held secrets, and their sex lives.

Friday, November 20 –  Join us for a post performance “Inside Discussion” that brings expert John Tsilimparis, playwright Tom Baum, and director Asaad Kelada together for a frank discussion on the topic of agoraphobia.  John is a go-to expert on psychological issues who has appeared on news stations, radio, The View, and was a regular on Obsessed.  Read more about John

Sunday, November 29 – Join us after the 7pm show for a talkback with cast and creatives.

Tickets

$25 ($35 Reserved Seats) | Students $15 (with valid ID)