"Midnight and Moll Flanders" - by Marie Kohler - Theatre III (Acton, MA.)
Theatre III of Acton
Presents
"MIDNIGHT AND MOLL FLANDERS"
Written by Marie Kohler
Adapted from the novel "Moll Flanders" by Daniel Defoe
Directed by Alison Walters-Short
Assistant Director Oliver Wessels
Additional Creative Team:
Producers - Beth Nolan Conners and Nicolle Armistead; Stage Manager - Jessica Penney; Lighting Design - John Ruark; Sound Design - Todd Short; Costume Design - Shahn Knights; Set Design - Alison Walters-Short; Set Design & Construction - Todd Short.
Performances:
April 10, 2027 through April 18, 2027
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All performances held at THEATRE III, 250 Central Street, West Acton, MA. 01720
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ABOUT THE SHOW
In "MIDNIGHT AND MOLL FLANDERS" - MOLL FLANDERS' mythic drive for love and survival led her to astonishing adventures - romantic escapades, multiple marriages and a career as an infamous London thief.
A free adaptation of Daniel Defoe’s classic novel, the play "MIDNIGHT AND MOLL FLANDERS" begins on the eve of MOLL's hanging at Newgate Prison as she tells her story to the minister, who is bent on offering her a last, unlikely chance at salvation.
The play tracks a double journey of transformation for both MOLL and the minister, who cannot help being mesmerized - and moved - by her astounding tale.
"MIDNIGHT AND MOLL FLANDERS" explores the influence of gender, class, free will and luck in an era as wildly entrepreneurial as our own.
THEATRE III is a non-profit volunteer organization dedicated to promoting the performing arts through bringing high quality performing arts to the surrounding community; by giving meaningful opportunities for involvement in theater production to the skilled local artists and talented production staff who participate in all aspects of bringing performances to the stage; and by engaging with the surrounding community with support for other local organizations and projects.
250 Central Street
West Acton, MA. 01720
# 978-263-9070
