SLOW FOOD theatre play graphic illustration showing a white plate on a blue and white checkered table that looks like a clock and two people waiting with heads and torsos visible

SLOW FOOD

By Wendy MacLeod
Directed by Jackson Gay


“A WITTY and WONDERFUL play…This is more than a simple comedy. 
It’s about what keeps a marriage alive and well.”

– The Berkshire Edge
 

An Anniversary dinner spirals delightfully out of control. What begins as a simple night out soon becomes a hilariously complicated and nearly existential exploration of marriage, intimacy, and the things we crave most – including the food we ordered that may never arrive!  Both uproariously funny and surprisingly tender, Slow Food serves up comedy with real emotional bite.

WARNING: This play includes mild language.

DAY

​DATE

​TIME

​Thursday (PR)

​Feb. 18

​7:30 PM

​Friday (PR)

Feb. 19

​7:30 PM​

​Saturday (O)

Feb. 20

​7:30 PM​

​Sunday

Feb. 21

​2 PM

​Thursday (TB)

Feb. 25

​7:30 PM​

​Friday

Feb. 26

​7:30 PM​

​Saturday (PL)

Feb. 27

​2 PM​

​Saturday

Feb. 27

​7:30 PM​

​Sunday

Feb. 28

​2 PM​

​Thursday

Mar. 4

​7:30 PM​

​Friday (TB)

Mar. 5

​7:30 PM​

​Saturday

Mar. 6

​2 PM​

​Saturday

Mar. 6

​7:30 PM​

​Sunday (PL)

Mar. 7

​2 PM​

PR = Preview O = Opening TB = Talk-back PL = Prologue

Join us immediately following these performances for a lively Q&A with our artists! This is a forum for you to ask questions, offer insight, and engage the actors in a conversation about the show.​

  • Thurs., Feb. 25th

  • Fri., Mar. 5th

Join us in the theatre 45-minutes before a matinee for a free and informal talk designed to enhance your enjoyment and understanding of the play.​

  • Sat., Feb. 27th, 1:15 PM: Speaker TBA

  • Sun., Mar. 7th, 1:15 PM: Speaker TBA

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SLOW FOOD is presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals on behalf of Dramatist Play Service. www.concordtheatricals.com

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REP productions are supported, in part, by a grant from the Delaware Division of the Arts, a state agency in partnership with the National Endowment for the Arts.  The Division promotes Delaware arts events on www.DelawareScene.com.