Director’s Note

Twenty Archimedean high schoolers portray a wide and diverse range of characters Shy sons, arrogant nephews, authoritarian fathers, and amnesiac grandfathers, hyperactive girls, humble housemaids, disoriented wives, and conservative aunts. All appear in this brilliantly structured play. The action takes place in an upper-middle-class American dining room, the hub of social and family life. It is a mosaic of interrelated scenes, of different families, and different decades, sometimes funny, sometimes touching, and sometimes regretful. All these scenes are put together to create a profound study of the decaying culture of the American WASPs (White Anglo-Saxon Protestants). The Dining Room was first produced off-Broadway by Playwrights Horizons in 1982.

Production Staff

Directed by Dimitris Timpilis

Scenery & Costumes by Evi Tsilivakou

Light & Sound Consoles by Gustavo Altimari

Dramatic Analysis by Dimitris Timpilis

Producer Dimitri Bardoutsos

Production Assistant Olga Bardoutsos

Poster & Program Design Dimitris Timpilis

Photos by Niki Gleoudi (Edited by Dimitris Timpilis)

Social Media Lisa Ibarra-Rivera

Printing Olga Rios

Catering Anitha Shetty

Performances at Archbishop Coleman Carroll, 10300 SW 167th Avenue, Miami, FL 33196

Thursday, June 1st, 2017, at 8 00 PM | Friday June 2nd, 2017 at 4 30 PM & at 8 00 PM.