

Morning Sun
Simon Stephens
Ray and Joey, twin sisters, have returned home to their small southern town to help their father in a moment of crisis.
He is recently divorced and has just had an altercation with the administration at the school where he teaches.
Joey is about to head off to Berlin on a Fulbright scholarship, while Ray has just left her job and a romantic relationship with her boss.
The family comes together and sees friends from their pasts, but they can’t get over the ennui that is associated with moving on from where they’ve been to where they will be.
"Sundown, Yellow Moon is a softly-glowing night-light of a narrative, a beacon of memory illuminating a forgotten childhood hallway."
— Exeunt Magazine
"Critic's Pick! “Ms. Bonds and the Bengsons know the redemptive joy of singing your sorrows and finding the rhymes in a world without reason."
— The New York Times
| Character |
|---|
| Joey (Josephine) Ray’s twin sister, mid 20s |
| Tom Their dad, mid-late 50s |
| Carver Tom’s counselor, early/mid 30s |
| Ted Driscoll A poet, 40s |
| Jean A family friend, early 50s |
| Bobby A family friend, mid-late 50s. |
| The College Radio Station’S Late-Night Dj Played by the actor who plays BOBBY |
| Ray (Rayleen) Joey’s twin sister, mid 20s |
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