Dalton Little Theatre holds its final weekend of “A Night of One-Acts” Thursday night through Saturday, Feb. 1-3, at the theater, 210 N. Pentz St. in Dalton, Ga.
The production includes four new, original plays by local playwrights. DLT accepted submissions in November, and of those, four were chosen for production.
Christopher Cooper and Jessica Keith share a dance in an empty diner as a young 1950’s couple in Adam Cook’s “Glimpses.”The house opens at 6:30 p.m. with curtain at 7 o’clock. Each play has an approximate run time of 25 to 30 minutes, with one 15-minute intermission included.
» “Glimpses,” written and directed by Adam Cook.
A couple’s 50-year relationship is chronicled through milestone vignettes of their courtship that all take place in a small diner revealing their heartwarming trajectory from first date to grandparenthood.
» “Pass the Salt,” written and directed by Brenton Haley.
After recently discovering his wife is pregnant, John struggles with trying to balance marriage, work and caring for his mother, who suffers from dementia. For the first time, he considers putting her in a nursing home.
» “Roman Fever,” written and directed by Jennifer Jones, adapted from a short story by Edith Wharton.
Two middle-age American women visiting Rome with their daughters revisit their lifelong friendship and reveal details of how their youthful and romantic rivalry led to hidden truths.
» “The End of the World as I Know It,” written and directed by Amanda Havelin.
What do Dec. 21, 2012, the Mayan calendar and Little Debbie Cosmic Brownies have in common? They’re all part of this hilarious story of family, love and life as we know it.
Tickets for “A Night of One-Acts” are $10.
For more information: 706-226-6618 or www.daltonlittletheatre.com.