"Six Degrees of Separation is the strongest show I've seen at the Boiler Room. I truly enjoyed the evening. This is, without a doubt, a theater that is developing. If this show is an indication of what's to come, I look forward to the future."

Click here to read Leo Sochocki's complete review in The City Paper.

Six Degrees of Separation
A Play by John Guare

June 21 - July 20, 2002

No subject is left untouched in this comic, fast-paced and affecting piece that captured the 1993 New York Drama Critic's Outer Circle Award. The title refers to a statistical theory that any two people in the world can be connected through only six other people. The play follows a young African-American con artist who insinuates himself into the lives of a wealthy New York couple by telling them he is the son of actor Sidney Poitier.

Sponsored by the Mark English Gallery of Fine Art, 420 Main Street in Franklin (next to Baskin Robbins) 794-0338

Rated R for adult themes and strong language.

Tuesdays 8 p.m. TWO FOR ONE!
Thursdays 8 p.m. (6/27 and 7/11 only)
Fridays 8 p.m.
Saturdays 8 p.m.

Ticket Prices (Thurs., Fri., Sat.)
• $19 adults
• $17 seniors and students
• $12 children under 12
(not recommended for children)

Call for Group Rates

*No other discounts apply (senior, student, etc.) on Two-fer-Tuesdays.

Seating:
House opens 30 minutes prior to show time. Seating is open, in other words, the early bird gets the better worm. We do not, however, oversell performances, so if you have a ticket, you will have a seat.

Pictured at left: Kazu Hishida and Laura Green. Photo by Rick Malkin.