THE LANGUAGE ARCHIVE
By Julia Cho

Join Everyman Theatre’s Female Resident Company Members for an immersive theatre-going experience where a cast of professional actors perform staged readings in an our intimate rehearsal hall.

Patrons will mix and mingle with actors before and after each reading. Curated and directed by the women of Everyman Theatre’s Resident Acting Company, this year’s Salon selections complement each show of the Main Stage season, feature women playwrights’ work and will be hosted by well-known and accomplished women in our area.

George, a linguist absorbed by the work of recording dying languages, is oblivious to the world around him, including his wife, Mary. Aching for attention and conversation, she opens a bakery whose magical breads trigger eaters to spill forth the words they so long had a hard time expressing. This heartfelt comedy forces us to consider the power of words and how language can fail us or save us. The Language Archive marks Baltimore’s first exposure to prolific playwright Julia Cho.