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| | On the Verge (or The Geography of Yearning)
19-22 February, 2026
LSPA Black Box, 214 Bull St., LaGrange, GA 30240
Directed By
Kim Barber Knoll
Written By
Eric Overmyer
Three Victorian-era lady adventurers set out in 1888 to explore “Terra Incognita,” but soon discover they are not only traveling through uncharted lands—they’re traveling through time itself. As they journey forward into the 20th century, encountering everything from mysterious strangers to strange new inventions, their wit, courage, and curiosity are put to the test.
Playful, poetic, and delightfully eccentric, On the Verge is a whimsical exploration of language, discovery, and the unstoppable march of progress. Both humorous and thought-provoking, this inventive play celebrates adventure, imagination, and the resilience of the human spirit. | Buy Tickets |
| | Azalea Storytelling Festival
March 6–8, 2026 – LaGrange College, Callaway Auditorium
FULL FESTIVAL $80 Adults $25 Students
SAT ONLY $65 Adults $20 Students
SIINGLE SESSION $25 Adults $10 Students
Celebrate the power of story at the Azalea Storytelling Festival, one of the South’s premier storytelling events where stories take center stage! Each spring, audiences gather in LaGrange, Georgia, to experience a full weekend of storytelling with some of the nation's finest performers.
This year’s featured tellers include:
Donald Davis – Renowned for his warm, humorous, and deeply personal stories that touch audiences of all ages.
Rev. Robert B. Jones – Storyteller, preacher, and musician whose performances weave together history, heritage, and the African American experience.
Kevin Kling – Playwright, performer, and humorist known for his hilarious and poignant tales of everyday life.
Tim Lowry – The “Sweet Tea Commentator,” celebrated for his Southern wit, charm, and captivating storytelling style.
Guiding us through the weekend is our emcee, Carol Cain, whose energy and presence brings everything together on stage.
Mark your calendars for March 6–8, 2026, and join us at LaGrange College’s Callaway Auditorium. Whether you’re a longtime fan or brand-new to the world of storytelling, you’ll leave with new friends and stories you’ll never forget. | Buy Tickets |
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