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​Our first full season of shows, which included At Home at the Zoo  and was subsequently interrupted by COVID-19,  explored themes of illusions in relationships, disappointment,  self-deception, reflections on the nature of “love,” primal and civilized parts of self, and authenticity.  Replete with esteemed Harvard Medical School mental health professionals leading post-show discussions after each performance, our inaugural season demonstrated our unique mission to examine theatrical works through a psychological lens.

​      At Home at the Zoo combines Albee's classic, The Zoo Story, with its prequel, Homelife, to form a complete story of Peter (a book editor), Ann (his wife), and Jerry (a desperate man Peter meets in the park). The play begins by offering a revealing look at Peter and Ann's boring marriage and their brutal, failed attempts to communicate about it. The tone changes dramatically when Peter goes out to the park and meets Jerry.  

SHOW INFORMATION:

Cast:
Jerry: David Lee Vincent
Peter: Brian Dion
Ann: Wendy Lippe Ph.D

Dates
February 2020

Venue:  
AS220 Providence, RI

Director:
Larry Segel


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​
Wendy Lippe, the Producing Artistic Director of Psych Drama, sat down with Catherine Basile at AS220 to discuss how Psych Drama became what it is today. Read the interview HERE


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  • Home
  • About Us
    • Mission
    • Meet The Team
  • Productions
    • Past Productions >
      • The Lion in Winter 2022
      • Macbeth 2021
      • Cat on a Hot Tin Roof 2021
      • The Lion in Winter 2020
      • At Home at the Zoo - 2020
      • Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf 2018
      • God of Carnage 2018
      • The Witches of Macbeth 2015
      • No Exit 2013
      • A Streetcar Named Desire 2014
      • Hamlet 2011
  • Press/Praise/Reviews
    • The Lion in Winter 2022 press
    • Macbeth
    • Cat on a Hot Tin Roof
    • At Home at the Zoo
    • Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
    • God of Carnage
    • The Witches of Macbeth
    • A Streetcar Named Desire
    • Hamlet
    • No Exit
    • The Lion in Winter
  • Contact Us
  • Newsletter
  • Donations