Plays of Wilton World Premiere of Erin K. Considine's "Family Tree"

World Premiere of “Family Tree” Opens April 18, 2024 at Plays of Wilton
Plays of Wilton (POW!) and Ronnie Larsen Presents will present the World Premier of Erin K. Considine’s “Family Tree” at The Foundry beginning on April 18, 2024.  This family drama tells the story of Isabella losing herself to Alzheimer’s.  She struggles to communicate with her children.  Her communication comes in repetitive stops and starts, leaving her children to untangle the roots t of their past in order to make some weighted decisions bout their future.  Is a fresh start possible when the old growth has been gnarled and broken away?   A family drama that is as much about conflict as it is humor and tenderness.  A gay son, Gavin, returns home at the behest of his sister, Calista, to find their mother is slipping away.  The siblings rehash old hurts and reveal new secrets. 
The production stars Carbonell winning actors, Lindsey Corey, Bruce Linser and Elizabeth Dimon.  Taking the helm is Carbonell award winning director, Margaret Ledford and stage manager, Amanda Ortega.  “POW! is excited to welcome Lindsey, Elizabeth, Margaret and Amanda as  first time members to The Foundry and POW! family”, said Ronnie Larsen, founder and Artistic Director. Bruce returns to POW! after directing the sold out production of Dan Clancy’s “108 Waverly”. 
Margaret Ledford stated that she is excited to finally work with Ronnie Larsen at POW! She and Ronnie have wanted to work together for many years. Margaret finds that the devoted, loyal and supportive members and audience is truly extraordinary.  This makes it so successful and incredibly inviting and enticing, encouraging professionals to work at POW! and be involved with powerful and different stories and storytelling.
“Family Tree” has its first performance on Thursday April 18, 2024 and runs Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays at 8 PM and Sundays at 3PM through May 12, 2024.  Tickets are available at www.ronnielarsen.com. The show runs for approximately 90 minutes without intermission.