Wandaleria
Who IS Wanda Mae Pretty?
Sometimes, she's not even sure.
WANDALERIA is a love story about Wanda, a housebound Maine woman whose fantasy life outpaces her reality. Against the better advice of her roommate Betsy (and with the encouragement of her niece, Ivy), Wanda keeps a pen pal relationship with Rocky, a Florida prisoner. When Rocky suddenly shows up on her doorstep in the middle of a freak October snowstorm, Wanda sizes up a new life with a man on the lam as he offers her a chance to truly re-imagine her life. A hilarious and heartwarming story for a chilly winter night!
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Written by David Valdes Greenwood
Directed by Brett Marks
VENUE: Boston Playwrights Theatre
949 Commonwealth Ave, Boston MA
January 26th to February 11th, 2012
Featuring: Peter Brown, Shelley Brown, Caitlyn Conley, Kate deLima, Terrence Haddad, and Craig Houk
Scenic Design.......Sean A. Cote
Lighting Design....Tim Boland
Costume Design....Jillian Clark
Production Stage Manager.......Deirdre Benson
Thank you to all who came out to see our wonderful run!
Meet our Playwright!
David Valdes Greenwood’s plays have been staged in 17 states and in the UK. His work has been presented at the Humana Festival, Ensemble Studio Theatre First Light Festival, New York International Fringe Festival, New York Theatre Workshop Thursday Studio, Theater Offensive Out on the Edge, Portland Stage, Blue Coyote Theatre, HERE New York, Boston Marathon, Edward Albee PlayLab , and City Theater Summer Shorts, among others. His published plays include Brave Navigator (Baker’s Plays) and shorts anthologized by Baker’s Plays and Broadway Play Publishing. As a nonfiction writer, Valdes Greenwood is the author of three books, including Homo Domesticus, A Little Fruitcake, and The Rhinestone Sisterhood. A former Boston Globe Magazine columnist, he is one of two authors of The Family Gaytriarchs, the first mainstream media same-sex parenting column, found at AOL ParentDish.
