BRATTLEBORO — New England Youth Theatre presents Catherine Trieschmann's Crooked, directed by Allison Vigue.
It will be performed on Aug. 25, at 7 p.m., at NEYT, 100 Flat St. Tickets are by donation at the door.
High school graduate Allison Vigue presents their directorial debut with Crooked, a three-person contemporary play telling the story of Laney, a 14-year-old aspiring writer who has just moved with her mother to Mississippi. The small cast explores the world of family, friends, and love in this one-act play.
As a part of a mentor project, this show has been almost entirely student run, from its student director and actors, to the technical design and the photography.
“After taking NEYT's directing class, I wanted to learn how to put on a full show, pulling the aspects I learned together. I love Crooked and was interested in bringing it to life. I am so grateful to NEYT for providing the support to make this happen,” Vigue said in a news release.
“This production really captures the work of every aspect of youth theater, and I'm so happy to have this opportunity before I leave for conservatory in the fall,” Vigue added.
Crooked features three of NEYT's talented senior company actors and lighting and sound design by NEYT mentors.