When the work of an artist with a checkered past is vandalized, gallery curator Riley must wrestle with the notion of separating the art from the artist, and if that's even possible. Once a group that purchases work by problematic artists enters the picture, Riley tries to save the painting she loves, and suffers the consequences.
David L. Williams is a graduate of the theatre department of Cornell University, where he was a four time award winner in the Heerman’s-McCalmon Playwriting contest, and received his MFA in playwriting from the University of Nebraska. He has written more than thirty plays and musicals, and his work has been produced across the United States and internationally in Australia, Italy, Canada, Denmark, Norway, and Lithuania. Productions include the world premieres of his full-length plays The Starving at Barter Theatre and The Censor at Throughline Theatre. He lives in Bellefonte, PA with his wonderful wife Kathleen and his amazing son Samuel, and he works in the department of English at Penn State. ( www.playwrightdavid.com )
This project was supported [in part] by the Virginia Commission for the Arts, which receives support from the Virginia General Assembly and the National Endowment for the Arts, a federal agency.
A special thanks to the Town of Abingdon, Washington County, and the Virginia Tourism Corporation for their support.
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