A Connecticut theater company renowned for producing politically minded plays is tackling the state’s housing crisis in its latest production. Inspired by real stories and community input, the new play delves into the challenges of finding affordable housing, the struggle against eviction, and the ongoing debate over development versus maintaining neighborhood character. The company hopes the show will spark important discussions among audiences and inspire real change around housing issues.
The production pulls from interviews with local residents and housing advocates, blending humor and heartache to illustrate the personal impact of the crisis. By incorporating diverse perspectives, the theater company aims to humanize the statistics and politics often associated with real estate, making the abstract challenges of the housing market more relatable for viewers.
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