Snapshot: ‘Driving Miss Daisy’ lands at Studio Theater
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A birthday gift from their children, Bob and Sylvia Coma, Zionsville, attend “Driving Miss Daisy.”
Back, from left, Civic Theatre season ticket Reed Mann and JoAnn Mann of Carmel with, front, from left, Ryan Hendershot and his wife Rae-Ann Hendershot.
A birthday gift from their children, Bob and Sylvia Coma, Zionsville, attend “Driving Miss Daisy.”
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Janice and Dave Goff, Noblesville, have been season ticket holders for five years.
Best friends Joan Burkle, Westfield, left, and Judith Kotter, Vincennes, enjoy the show as part of a girls weekend.
“Driving Miss Daisy” opened March 15 to a nearly sold-out audience. The Civic Theatre’s production was a short drive through an “evolving relationship … that extends beyond the confines of a car ride,” according to Michael Lasley’s director’s note. The show explores the relationships between a Jewish widow, Miss Daisy Werthan, her son, Boolie Werthan, and a Black chauffeur, Hoke Colburn. The performances brought many laughs along with softer moments. The show runs through March 30 at the Studio Theater in Carmel. (Photos by Jennifer Haire)
