Bus Stop

By William Inge

Directed by Julia Glattfelt

A snowstorm forces a bus and its diverse passengers to seek refuge overnight in a diner, sparking unexpected connections and heartfelt revelations. Filled with empathetic characters that take us back to Kansas 1955, this engaging play brings comic elements and elusive romance.  It’s a slice of Americana that famously inspired the 1956 film starring Marilyn Monroe.  When first produced on Broadway, it was nominated for four Tony awards.  Definitely worth a stop at this diner!