From the acting company that brought last season’s To Kill a Mockingbird, comes another classic American play – BUS STOP. Set in the 1950s, William Inge’s warm and affectionate comedy brings together a variety of down-home characters passing one another in a street corner restaurant. Their lives intertwined, these seemingly ordinary people reveal extraordinary qualities. The poignant play serves up lots of laughs, a touch of romance and maybe even a tear or two as the story unfolds over one hilariously turbulent night. Mr. Inge’s BUS STOP shows that our lives weave together affecting each other in subtle and profound ways each and every day.