
Director of Little Theatre of Manchester’s production of ”Proof” by David Auburn. Little Theatre of Manchester. June 2025.
ClientLittle Theatre of ManchesterServicesDirectorYearJune 2025
‘Proof’ by David Auburn
Little Theatre of Manchester
Cheney Hall, Manchester, CT
James Abrams, as Robert
Alexandria Palazzo, as Catherine
Timothy Carson, as Hal
Josslyn DeCrosta, as Claire
Kevin Michael Reed, Director
Matt Gaudio, Stage Manager
Linda Ferreira, Set Designer
Stacey Navratil, Props Designer
Lucas Veo, Lighting Designer
Chris Corrales, Sound Designer
Rayah Martin, Costume Designer
Jack Stetson, Shop Crew Lead
Cheryll Kleiner, Paint Crew Lead
Production Photos by Chris Huestis
Audience Reactions:
“Superbly done! Last night’s performance left me deeply in thought with the various questions and threads.”
“Acting was riviting! A moving and unique story.”
“This play was my favorite yet. So well done!”
“What a multi layered, emotional, relatable journey. Yet another wonderful LTM production!”
“A very thought provoking presentation”
“We saw your play last night and were blown away by the emotionality and tenderness of the story. We were also impressed with the actors portrait of the characters. It was a very moving experience. Thank you for all the love and hard work you put into this extraordinary piece.”
“Perfect casting! Powerful.”
“Cannot recommend it enough! Touching, powerful, and gripping!”
From the show’s marketing
Step into a world where the line between brilliance and madness blurs, and the most profound truths are hidden in plain sight.
The Mystery. The Madness. The Math. Dive into David Auburn’s Pulitzer and Tony Award-winning PROOF, a thrilling intellectual puzzle where a revolutionary mathematical proof has been discovered, but its authorship is shrouded in doubt. Was it the final, breathtaking work of a genius father, or the quiet triumph of his brilliant, yet troubled, daughter?
Beyond the numbers, witness an unflinching family drama, experiencing the intense bond and bitter conflict between two sisters grappling with grief and the daunting shadow of their father’s genius and mental illness. Prepare for sharp, witty dialogue that reveals profound truths and leaves you deeply invested in complex, flawed characters who will stay with you long after the curtain falls.
This isn’t just a play; it’s an edge-of-your-seat experience that will keep you guessing until the final, powerful moments, proving that you don’t need a math degree to be completely drawn into its gripping suspense.