Diagnosed

A Helen Hayes Recommended Production
A "Bold New Works" Premiere
Written and Directed by Helen Hayes Award Winner Iyona Blake
Bold New Works Principal Sponsor Jon Wiant
Sponsored by Diener and Associates
Community Engagement Sponsor Tori McKinney

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Lydia is an African American woman who inherits a family-owned boutique. While searching for her own inner peace, she creates a safe space for women to share their stories of hurt, trauma and healing. Guided by the spirit of her ancestors, Lydia and the women are able to come face to face with their childhood and present-day demons. They will soon see that a boutique filled with women’s fashion, standout accessories and envy-inducing handbags isn’t the only common ground the women share. Will they heal?  Written by Helen Hayes Award winning actress and writer of last season’s critically acclaimed Girls of Madison Street.
 
Please be advised that this production contains material of suicide, sexual assault, depression, and other references of mental health disorders that may act as triggers.  Diagnosed  is intended for mature audiences only.

Please note: all patrons must wear masks.
Photos by William Gallagher Photo

February 9 – March 5, 2023

Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays at 7:30 pm
Sundays at 2:00 pm and 7:00 pm
LIVE STREAMING: Saturday, March 4, 7:30 PM, $15

Tier One         $45
Tier Two         $35
Students         $20
Group Rate: $5 off​

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