Sun · Oct 11 · 9am
Destroying David Sunday Matinee in Union, NJ
DMK Black Box Theater (UAC) · 1980 Morris Ave., Union, NJ 07083
Not everyone wants a late night out. For theater fans who would rather be home by dinner, "Destroying David" offers a Sunday afternoon show in Union on October 11.
American Theater Group presents the East Coast premiere of the play at the DMK Black Box Theater inside the Union Arts Center. Emmy nominee Jason Odell Williams wrote the solo show and performs it, and Charlotte Cohn directs. A troubled tour guide fears Michelangelo's David may collapse, and the story becomes a funny and heartfelt look at the power of art. Union County Life readers can catch it close to home.
According to American Theater Group, the Sunday matinee starts at 2 p.m. at the Union Arts Center, 1980 Morris Ave., Union. Free parking is available in Union Arts Center Lot 4, Town Hall Lot 5, and the library lots. Tickets are sold on Eventbrite through the township's calendar and at americantheatergroup.org.
The Union run continues through October 18, with one more Sunday matinee on October 18.
A Sunday afternoon at the theater can be the perfect way to slow down before the week starts. Find more Union events, arts coverage, and community news on Union County Life.
Photo Credit: New Jersey Stage
FAQ:
Q: How much are tickets for the Destroying David Sunday matinee?
A: Ticket prices vary by seat, so check the Eventbrite link on the Union Township calendar or americantheatergroup.org for current prices.
Q: Where is Destroying David playing, and where do I park?
A: The play is at the DMK Black Box Theater inside the Union Arts Center, 1980 Morris Ave., Union. Free parking is available in Union Arts Center Lot 4, Town Hall Lot 5, and the library lots.
Q: What time is the Sunday, October 11 matinee?
A: American Theater Group lists the Sunday matinee at 2 p.m. Confirm the time on your ticket.
Q: Are there other matinees of Destroying David in Union?
A: Yes. There is one more Sunday matinee on October 18 at the Union Arts Center.
Q: Where can I find more theater in Union?
A: Union County Life covers Union events, arts, and community news, including shows at the Union Arts Center. Visit unioncountylife.com for more.
