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Intimate Apparel
September 13 @ 8:00 pm - 10:00 pm
$35 – $55
The story of Intimate Apparel happens in 1905, in New York, where a stark divide contrasts with a dynamic influx of immigrants. As an African-American seamstress, Esther skillfully navigates this world, crafting fine, intimate apparel for clientele from elites to the marginalized. Romance blooms through letters from Panama-based George Armstrong. The story explores independence, connection, and the impacts of deception, racism, and classism.
The play offers poignant commentary on an area when the cut and color of one’s dress—and, of course, skin—determined who one could and could not marry, sleep with, or even talk to in public. -Variety
Come see the play at Maryland Hall! Buy tickets here!
The story of Intimate Apparel happens in 1905, in New York, where a stark divide contrasts with a dynamic influx of immigrants. As an African-American seamstress, Esther skillfully navigates this world, crafting fine, intimate apparel for clientele from elites to the marginalized. Romance blooms through letters from Panama-based George Armstrong. The story explores independence, connection, and the impacts of deception, racism, and classism.
The play offers poignant commentary on an area when the cut and color of one’s dress—and, of course, skin—determined who one could and could not marry, sleep with, or even talk to in public. -Variety
Come see the play at Maryland Hall! Buy tickets here!
The story of Intimate Apparel happens in 1905, in New York, where a stark divide contrasts with a dynamic influx of immigrants. As an African-American seamstress, Esther skillfully navigates this world, crafting fine, intimate apparel for clientele from elites to the marginalized. Romance blooms through letters from Panama-based George Armstrong. The story explores independence, connection, and the impacts of deception, racism, and classism.
The play offers poignant commentary on an area when the cut and color of one’s dress—and, of course, skin—determined who one could and could not marry, sleep with, or even talk to in public. -Variety
Come see the play at Maryland Hall! Buy tickets here!
The story of Intimate Apparel happens in 1905, in New York, where a stark divide contrasts with a dynamic influx of immigrants. As an African-American seamstress, Esther skillfully navigates this world, crafting fine, intimate apparel for clientele from elites to the marginalized. Romance blooms through letters from Panama-based George Armstrong. The story explores independence, connection, and the impacts of deception, racism, and classism.
The play offers poignant commentary on an area when the cut and color of one’s dress—and, of course, skin—determined who one could and could not marry, sleep with, or even talk to in public. -Variety
Come see the play at Maryland Hall! Buy tickets here!
The story of Intimate Apparel happens in 1905, in New York, where a stark divide contrasts with a dynamic influx of immigrants. As an African-American seamstress, Esther skillfully navigates this world, crafting fine, intimate apparel for clientele from elites to the marginalized. Romance blooms through letters from Panama-based George Armstrong. The story explores independence, connection, and the impacts of deception, racism, and classism.
The play offers poignant commentary on an area when the cut and color of one’s dress—and, of course, skin—determined who one could and could not marry, sleep with, or even talk to in public. -Variety
Come see the play at Maryland Hall! Buy tickets here!
The story of Intimate Apparel happens in 1905, in New York, where a stark divide contrasts with a dynamic influx of immigrants. As an African-American seamstress, Esther skillfully navigates this world, crafting fine, intimate apparel for clientele from elites to the marginalized. Romance blooms through letters from Panama-based George Armstrong. The story explores independence, connection, and the impacts of deception, racism, and classism.
The play offers poignant commentary on an area when the cut and color of one’s dress—and, of course, skin—determined who one could and could not marry, sleep with, or even talk to in public. -Variety
Come see the play at Maryland Hall! Buy tickets here!
The story of Intimate Apparel happens in 1905, in New York, where a stark divide contrasts with a dynamic influx of immigrants. As an African-American seamstress, Esther skillfully navigates this world, crafting fine, intimate apparel for clientele from elites to the marginalized. Romance blooms through letters from Panama-based George Armstrong. The story explores independence, connection, and the impacts of deception, racism, and classism.
The play offers poignant commentary on an area when the cut and color of one’s dress—and, of course, skin—determined who one could and could not marry, sleep with, or even talk to in public. -Variety
Come see the play at Maryland Hall! Buy tickets here!
The story of Intimate Apparel happens in 1905, in New York, where a stark divide contrasts with a dynamic influx of immigrants. As an African-American seamstress, Esther skillfully navigates this world, crafting fine, intimate apparel for clientele from elites to the marginalized. Romance blooms through letters from Panama-based George Armstrong. The story explores independence, connection, and the impacts of deception, racism, and classism.
The play offers poignant commentary on an area when the cut and color of one’s dress—and, of course, skin—determined who one could and could not marry, sleep with, or even talk to in public. -Variety
Come see the play at Maryland Hall! Buy tickets here!
The story of Intimate Apparel happens in 1905, in New York, where a stark divide contrasts with a dynamic influx of immigrants. As an African-American seamstress, Esther skillfully navigates this world, crafting fine, intimate apparel for clientele from elites to the marginalized. Romance blooms through letters from Panama-based George Armstrong. The story explores independence, connection, and the impacts of deception, racism, and classism.
The play offers poignant commentary on an area when the cut and color of one’s dress—and, of course, skin—determined who one could and could not marry, sleep with, or even talk to in public. -Variety
Come see the play at Maryland Hall! Buy tickets here!
The story of Intimate Apparel happens in 1905, in New York, where a stark divide contrasts with a dynamic influx of immigrants. As an African-American seamstress, Esther skillfully navigates this world, crafting fine, intimate apparel for clientele from elites to the marginalized. Romance blooms through letters from Panama-based George Armstrong. The story explores independence, connection, and the impacts of deception, racism, and classism.
The play offers poignant commentary on an area when the cut and color of one’s dress—and, of course, skin—determined who one could and could not marry, sleep with, or even talk to in public. -Variety
Come see the play at Maryland Hall! Buy tickets here!
The story of Intimate Apparel happens in 1905, in New York, where a stark divide contrasts with a dynamic influx of immigrants. As an African-American seamstress, Esther skillfully navigates this world, crafting fine, intimate apparel for clientele from elites to the marginalized. Romance blooms through letters from Panama-based George Armstrong. The story explores independence, connection, and the impacts of deception, racism, and classism.
The play offers poignant commentary on an area when the cut and color of one’s dress—and, of course, skin—determined who one could and could not marry, sleep with, or even talk to in public. -Variety
Come see the play at Maryland Hall! Buy tickets here!
The story of Intimate Apparel happens in 1905, in New York, where a stark divide contrasts with a dynamic influx of immigrants. As an African-American seamstress, Esther skillfully navigates this world, crafting fine, intimate apparel for clientele from elites to the marginalized. Romance blooms through letters from Panama-based George Armstrong. The story explores independence, connection, and the impacts of deception, racism, and classism.
The play offers poignant commentary on an area when the cut and color of one’s dress—and, of course, skin—determined who one could and could not marry, sleep with, or even talk to in public. -Variety
Come see the play at Maryland Hall! Buy tickets here!
