P.S. Your Cat Is Dead
by James Kirkwood

Nov. 26 - Dec. 18, 1993
Directed by Kathleen Hope

From the the Pulitzer Prize winning co-author of A CHORUS LINE comes a zany comedy, offbeat and original, searingly touching and disarmingly provocative. It's a play about people coming to grips with themselves, learning about life from each other, and sharing a moment of truth with pain, humor, and hope. Kirkwood's writing is wild, courageous, and gutsy with its caustic wit, zinging one-liners, and most importantly, it's essential good nature.

Memories of the show...
"During the play, Rick's character taunts Vito by snapping Polaroids of him while he's naked and handcuffed - consequently, we ended up with about 30 snapshots of Jimmy's butt!  - Don Lusk, Sound Operator

"At the intermission, Jimmy was naked and handcuffed to the sink unit, so I had to slip out in the dark to unlock the cuffs so he could get backstage before the lights came up."  - Phil Carlton, Stage Manager