Driving Miss Daisy

Driving Miss Daisy, by Alfred Uhry is a story rooted in the Deep South. It takes place over a 25 year span, from 1948-1973.
    Daisy Werthan is a wealthy Jewish widow who is reluctant to give up her independence, starting with driving. Her son, Boolie, overrides her objections and hires a chauffeur for her:  Hoke Colburn, who is a black man. As years and events unfold, we witness a thawing in the relationship between Daisy and Hoke. Ultimately, they become enduring friends, despite their many differences.
    This is a tale of aging and how families cope. It’s also one of prejudice in America from blacks to Jews. Ultimately, it’s a story of love and friendship amongst family and unlikely allies.

Cast:
Daisy – Marlena Shapiro
Hoke – Larry Richardson
Boolie – Doug Cembellin

Attention Voucher Holders: If you have a voucher for free tickets to the opening night of Driving Miss Daisy, bring the voucher to the box office and exchange it for a ticket on the evening of September 2. This is for vouchers from 2021 and 2022.