GOOSEBERRY LANE is a heartfelt comedy-drama set in the 1930s during the height of the Great Depression. The once-thriving theatre company led by producer Warren Trent has fallen on hard times and may be facing its final curtain. Seeking comfort and perhaps a spark of hope, the company gathers at the summer home of Lawrence Gooseberry for an afternoon of reminiscing about their glory days and discussing ways to save the troupe.

As old friends reconnect, memories give way to lingering resentments, bruised egos, and long-buried grievances. Dreams of reviving the company collide with the larger-than-life personalities of actors who have spent years fighting for the spotlight. Over the course of a single afternoon, laughter, heartbreak, and theatrical chaos unfold as these performers discover that preserving their company may require confronting not only an uncertain future, but also one another.

GOOSEBERRY LANE is a nostalgic and witty ensemble piece about friendship, ambition, and the enduring magic of theatre, even when the house lights seem destined to go dark.

Gooseberry Lane