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Written by Rebecca Gilman
Directed by Erica Weiss
Written by Rebecca Gilman
Directed by Erica Weiss
September 24 - October 8, 2017 in Goodman's Albert Theatre
Twilight Bowl – New Stages
In her latest play, Goodman Artistic Associate Rebecca Gilman depicts six young women about to embark on their adult lives. But how do they—or we—define success?
Cousins Sam and Jaycee grew up together in a small Wisconsin town. Sam, who sharpened her bowling skills at the local alley, is now heading to college with a bowling scholarship. But Jaycee’s future isn’t looking so bright. As the young women and their friends face adulthood, the alley becomes a place to celebrate, mourn and forge new identities. But can their bonds survive even as their paths diverge? And is success always earned, or is it sometimes a matter of luck?