BILL W. AND DR. BOB – presented by K & S Productions
BILL W. AND DR. BOB is the inspiring and often humorous story about the two men who pioneered and founded Alcoholics Anonymous, and their wives who founded Al Anon.
This two-act drama spans ten years, a thousand miles, and the distance between all of our hearts.
Whether you’re a friend of Bill W, or you haven’t heard his story, you’re in for a very special treat.
“The vast multitude of supporting characters are deftly handled by Stavros Adamides and Christina Orfanoudakis, who are in a near perpetual state of character (and costume) change. Adamides and Orfanoudakis brought just the right of nuance to each of the myriad characters they portrayed. Strong acting is hyper-critical to such a play to keep the characters from becoming uninteresting stereotypes. Director Kathleen Koster did a superb job keeping the action agile and buoyant, expeditiously moving the action across the three staging areas to fine effect. Pianist Scott Staton (HBO, CBS, NY Pops) provided a wealth of charming and era-appropriate underscoring and incidental music.” – Peter Danish, Broadwayworld.com
Bill W. and Dr. Bob’s serendipitous meeting and subsequent founding of AA in 1935 has altered the course and saved the lives of millions of people around the world. This inspiring story is not only about Bill W. and Dr. Bob; it’s about all of us.
Reserved Seating.
Presented Friday, April 1st at 8:00 pm and Saturday, April 2nd at 8:00 pm.
