How I Learned to Drive

by Paula Vogel
November 21-23, 2014 — Studio Rep

PHOTOS

Steeped in the gentle lyricism we associate with nostalgic portraits of American youth, Paula Vogel's Pulitzer Prize-winning play, How I Learned to Drive, is also deals with often times unspoken and long-term influences of sexual abuse. This searing drama illuminates the the emotional changes in a teenager's psyche, the physical changes in a woman's body, and about the way the one fits into the other which ultimately result in the definition of one's adult self. The New York Times called DRIVE "a heartbreaking and wonderful new play . . . that startles at every turn. The play is angry and compassionate, light-handed and devastating."

Scenic Designer: KIM BRITT
Lighting Designer: JOSEPH HODGE
Technical Designer: OLIVIA WITKOWSKI
Costume Design: CORINNE LANGFORD
Sound Designer: JAMES VITALE
Stage Manager: ELLIE WALKER

CAST
Lil' Bit: ASHLEY ASIARAE MAHONE
Uncle Peck: JAMES KEVIN COCHRAN
Male Greek Chorus: CALEB LEACH
Female Greek Chorus: MEGAN GARDNER
Teenage Greek Chorus: KATIE SLOAN