Healing the pain
Parker Gray. left, and David Coffey star in Visiting Mr. Green at Theatre Arlington (Courtesy photo) ‘Visiting Mr. Green’ can resonate with gay audiences through its heartfelt truths RICH LOPEZ | Staff writer Rich@DallasVoice.com On the surface, the play Visiting Mr.
Green may sound a bit like Tuesdays with Morrie: A young man develops a profound friendship with an older man. Got it. But according to the play’s director, this one has a lot more shade to throw.
In Green, these two characters don’t get off on the right foot. “They both have a lot of past heartache and trauma, and so communication is very difficult between the two,” Director Steven D.
Morris said. Theatre Arlington opens the Jeff Baron-written play on Friday, Sept. 13 and it runs through Sept. 29. After the two are involved in a traffic accident, Ross is given six months of community service in which he is ordered to visit Mr.
