Inside Out Theatre & Handsome Alice present
Lazy Susan
by Col Cseke
Audiences get a front row seat and sit side by side with the characters as their story unfolds around a giant spinning table. This immersive play explores love, loss, loyalty and coming-of-age… at any age.
Mia is a young blind woman, full of idealism and sarcasm, trying to find her footing in a professional world that keeps applauding her presence while ignoring her voice. Meanwhile her mother Susan is navigating the quiet collapse of a long marriage and the louder reckoning of what she wants for the rest of her life. As they orbit each other, sometimes in sync, sometimes not, they each find themselves reassessing the stories they’ve told, the ones they’ve inherited, and the ones they’re ready to rewrite.
Lazy Susan is laugh-out-loud funny, painfully honest, and deeply relevant, grappling with everything from burnout and ableism to nostalgia, casinos, keynote speeches, and waffle makers. It’s a sharp-tongued, soft-hearted portrait of two women trying to hold on to each other while learning to let go.
Perfect for anyone who’s ever felt like the most ridiculous parts of life are also the most meaningful.
Seating & Pricing Options
Lazy Susan offers multiple seating and pricing options to choose from, including:
Table Side Seats: Sit alongside the actors around a revolving table top for a hands on, immersive experience.
Riser Seats: Sit back and watch the story evolve.
Pick Your Price Tickets: Keeping with our commitment to financial accessibility, ticket prices range from $15 to $40. Ticket price does not effect your seat selection, we encourage everyone to chose a price that feels most appropriate.
Schedule
March 17th (Preview) @ 7:30
March 18th-21st @ 7:30pm
March 24th-28th @ 7:30pm
March 28th @ 2:00pm
At The Erratics Indie Arts Club, #150 625 11th Ave SW
Credits
Written by Col Cseke
Starring Ashley King and Eli Holt
Directed by Caleigh Crow
Sound Design & Composition: Sacha Crow
Lighting Design: Maezy Reign
Tactile Design: Ali DeRegt
Stage Manager: Meredith Johnson
Access Dramaturgy by Dr. Jess Watkin, Dramaturgy by Eden Middleton