Intimate Apparel tells the poignant story of Esther, a
35 year old seamstress in the early 1900s New York City. Set against the backdrop of Esther's dreams of opening a beauty parlor, the
play explores themes of gender roles, race and the complexities of intimate relationships. Intimate Apparel invites audiences to
relect on the persistent challenges faced by women, particularly women of color, in their pursuit of love and indepedence.
Featuring:
Carol Shirley-Browne, Sonya Ellis, Bri Tomczak, Matthew Ripper, Queentessa Fuggett and Antoine Jackson.
Friday, January 23rd 8pm
Saturday, January 24th 8pm
Sunday, January 25th 2pm
Friday, January 30th 8pm
Saturday, January 31st 8pm
Sunday, February 1st 2pm
Friday, February 6th 8pm
Saturday, February 7th 2pm
Saturday, February 7th 8pm
The
Rosedale Community Players is a proud member in good standing
of CTAM (Community Theatre Association of Michigan) and
AACT (American Association of Community Theatre). For more
information about CTAM or AACT, click on their logos.
Intimate Apparel tells the poignant story of Esther, a
35 year old seamstress in the early 1900s New York City. Set against the backdrop of Esther's dreams of opening a beauty parlor, the
play explores themes of gender roles, race and the complexities of intimate relationships. Intimate Apparel invites audiences to
relect on the persistent challenges faced by women, particularly women of color, in their pursuit of love and indepedence.