“The Parking Lot” is a new play written especially for the pandemic. Not because it deals with the virus, but because it was written to be performed by a couple, and presented outdoors in (surprise) a parking lot.
Mirrrorbox Theatre, whose mission is to bring new plays to Iowa, presents the show Sept. 18-26, with well-known Corridor performers Scot and Marcia Hughes in the roles of Terry and J. It’s the story of the couple’s relationship, told over 20 scenes, most of them connected to, or taking place in a parking lot.
The play will be staged in the CSPS parking lot for 22 carloads of patrons each night, who’ll watch the play enfold onstage and listen over a low-power FM transmitter.
$40 per car. Tickets and more information at www.mirrorboxtheatre.com
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