Theater audiences in Union are invited to experience a unique solo production exploring the beauty and power of art. American Theater Group brings Destroying David to the DMK Black Box Theatre—a funny, heartbreaking, and ultimately uplifting show about how art helps us through our darkest hours.
Destroying David plays on Thursday, October 9, from 7 to 9 p.m. at DMK Black Box Theatre in Union. The solo show is written and performed by Jason Odell Williams and directed by Charlotte Cohn. The premise is simple but compelling: Michelangelo's David is in danger of collapsing. A charming but troubled tour guide finds himself in the room where it may or may not happen. Through his story, the show becomes a meditation on mortality, resilience, and the timeless power of art.
The production has received critical acclaim across the country. Broadway World called it a triumph, and Stage & Cinema wrote that it shows us why we need theater now more than ever. Ticket options include premium floor seating with a complimentary beverage ($55), general seating ($45), senior tickets for ages 62 and up ($35), and student tickets ($20). Free parking is available at Union Arts Center (lot #4), Town Hall (lot #5), and Library parking lots. Discover more theater productions and arts events in Union on Union County Life.
FAQ:
Q: What is Destroying David about?
A: It's a solo show about Michelangelo's David being in danger of collapse. Through a tour guide's story, it explores themes of art, mortality, grief, and resilience.
Q: Who writes and performs in the show?
A: Jason Odell Williams writes and performs the solo show. It is directed by Charlotte Cohn.
Q: When is the performance and how long does it run?
A: Destroying David plays on Thursday, October 9, from 7 to 9 p.m. at DMK Black Box Theatre in Union.
Q: How much are tickets?
A: Tickets range from $20 for students to $55 for premium floor seating. General seating is $45, and seniors (62+) are $35. Student and senior IDs required at the door.
Q: Where can I find more arts and theater events in Union?
A: Union County Life covers theater productions, arts events, and performances throughout Union and Union County.
