Good People
A riveting drama!
by David Lindsay-Abaire
Sep 3 – Nov 6
They say “money talks,” but who hears you if you’re poor? A single mother of a disabled daughter, Margie has lost her job at the dollar store and faces eviction. Desperate, she tracks down an old friend who escaped their blue-collar neighborhood to become a wealthy doctor. Margie decides he’s her last chance to turn her life around. Brimming with sharp humor, Good People will have you talking long after the show about the struggle between the haves and the have-nots in America.
Note: Good People contains adult subject matter and intense language—including profanity and racial slurs. It is recommended for mature audiences.
The Commonweal Theatre strives to make theatre accessible to all. To take advantage of our Pay What You Can performance for Good People, Thursday September 15, please contact our box office at (800) 657-7025.
Suitability Suggestion:
The characters in Good People use intense profanity and bigoted language. Though not depicted on stage, there is also discussion of racially motivated violence. This riveting drama is an unflinching examination of class and race in contemporary America, making it best suited for mature high schoolers and older.
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