STAIN follows 15-year-old Thomas through his quickly-crumbling life and the secrets his family tries to keep at bay. In this darkly comic piece about the complexities of family, Thomas is confronted with a choice that will either save or mark him forever.

Featuring:
Karina Arroyave, Joanna Bayless, Peter Brensinger, Summer Crockett Moore, Jim O'Connor, Tobias Segal

Scenic Design: Eddy Trotter
Costume Design: Cully Long
Lighting Design: Nick Kolin
Sound Design & Original Music: Andrew Eisele
Casting Director: Judy Bowman Casting
Fight Director: B.H. Barry
Assistant Director: Jennifer Ganske
General Manager: Cheryl Dennis
Press: Joe Trentacosta, Springer Associates PR
Marketing: Abby Marcus
Graphic Design: Jason Oldak
Production Stage Manager: Barbara Janice Kielhofer
Assistant Stage Manager: Andrea Jess Berkey
Website Design: Dave T. Koenig

Production Photos Click for larger
Photo Credit: Orlando Behar Set Design: Eddy Trotter

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"'Stain' presents the grand bull moose winner of dysfunctional families"

"Compared to August: Osage County, Tony Glazer's new play Stain is [its] younger, hungrier cousin ."

"Talented actors -- stomach-turning plot"

"Director Scott C. Embler has several fine actors to work with - Tobias Segal and Summer Crockett Moore as his mother Julia, especially ..."

"Glazer's drama offers a beautifully paced, convincingly performed stage experience."

"Stain confronts some cringe-inducing issues without flinching, which is admirable."

"Stain is nothing if not watchable . Glazer keeps our attention ... "

"Glazer's use of dark, verbal humor adds a sense of much-needed buoyancy to his work that reminds one of films like Burr Steers' Igby Goes Down."

"Trenchant humor and contemporary sensibility. The writing reaches the right level of honesty heightened by theatricality."

"Multi-layered characters that get your attention"

"Tony Glazer writes dialogue and scenes effortlessly"

"Hilariously revolting . snappily written"

"'Stain,' which revels in shocking surprise, plays like a hip, drawn-out version of the film 'Chinatown.'"

"Scott C. Embler has directed his company into giving good, even excellent performances."

"Glazer's plays will continue to be worth watching"

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