The Waterfront Playhouse presents “Almost, Maine” by John Cariani, beginning with a preview on Jan. 28, opening night performance on Jan. 29, and running through Feb. 14, with a special matinee performance on Feb. 7.
Set in the small, remote town of Almost in northern Maine (so far north, it’s “almost Canada”), “Almost, Maine” unfolds through a series of nine vignettes about love in all its forms. Since its premier in 2004, the play has been performed thousands of times in high schools, universities and professional theaters.
On one cold winter night, as the Northern Lights hover overhead, neighbors and strangers find themselves falling in and out of love, discovering what it means to open their hearts — and what it takes to hold on.
The production stars Mathias Maloff, Cassidy Timms and Melanie Keller, and introduces Rudy Galvan in his Waterfront Playhouse debut. The ensemble brings warmth, humor and authenticity to Cariani’s collection of interconnected stories.
The design is by resident designer Michael Boyer; Patrick New directs. All performances take place at the Waterfront Playhouse, 407 Wall St. Tickets and additional information are available at waterfrontplayhouse.org.
The Waterfront Playhouse is Key West’s longest-running professional theatre, dedicated to producing work that is inclusive, artistically ambitious, and rooted in the power of live performance to bring people together.
