Our Lady of 121st Street
by Stephen Adly Guirgis
DIRECTOR
Scott Hudson
SCENIC DESIGNER
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COSTUME DESIGNER
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LIGHTING DESIGNER
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SOUND DESIGNER
Walker Wallace*
TECHNICAL DIRECTOR
Matthew Hapeman
PRODUCTION STAGE MANAGER
Sky Caddell*
PRODUCTION MANAGER
Kit Wilder
*in partial fulfillment of a
B.F.A. in Theatre Design & Production
Our Lady of 121st Street is presented by special arrangement with Broadway Licensing, LLC, servicing the Dramatists Play Service collection. (www.dramatists.com)
Any photography, video and/or audio recording of this production is strictly prohibited.
April 23–26, 2026
Glaize Studio Theatre
Shenandoah Conservatory
Suggested Show Rating: R
Contact the Box Office or speak with an usher for more information.
TIME & PLACE: Harlem, NYC. Summer 2002.
Eleven months post-9/11. A city of closed windows and open wounds, caught in the transition between what was and what must be. A breathless New York; the futile, beautiful act of catching the wind with open hands.
Act One
Scene 1 – Late morning. Ortiz Funeral Home. Main viewing room.
Scene 2 – Later that morning. The church. Confessional booth.
Scene 3 – Same time. Ortiz Funeral Home. Hallway by the bathrooms.
Scene 4 – Later. Office at the police precinct.
Scene 5 – Around ten thirty. Ortiz Funeral Home. Waiting room.
Scene 6 – Later. Bar and grill.
Scene 7 – Before noon. The church. Confessional booth.
Act Two
Scene 1 – Night. Ten P.M. Bar and grill.
Scene 2 – Two A.M. Bar and grill.
Scene 3 – Five A.M. Ortiz Funeral Home. Main viewing room.
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