Relative Theatrics is bringing the powerful and thought-provoking play ROZ AND RAY by Karen Hartman to the Gryphon Theater this April. In partnership with the Downtown Clinic, the production will run from April 4th through April 12th, offering a compelling story that explores trust, sacrifice, and the ethical dilemmas within the medical world.

Directed by Anne Mason and featuring actors Chris Cropley and Kim Lockhart, ROZ AND RAY is set in San Diego during the early years of the AIDS crisis. The narrative follows Ray, a dedicated single father trying to keep his twin hemophiliac sons alive, and Roz, a doctor who introduces him to a promising new treatment. However, as medical breakthroughs turn into potential dangers, the story takes a gripping turn, shining a light on a little-known chapter of medical history.

Performance Details:

• Dates: April 4th, 5th, 9th, 10th, 11th, and 12th
• Time: 7:30 PM (doors open 30 minutes prior)
• Venue: Gryphon Theater, Laramie Plains Civic Center
• Preview Pay-What-You-Can Performance: April 3rd at 7:30 PM
• Post-Show Talk Back: April 10th (funded by Wyoming Humanities Crossroad Grant)

Tickets:

Relative Theatrics is committed to making theatre accessible to all. General admission tickets are available at three price points: $43, $28, and $18. No one will be turned away for lack of funds. Tickets can be purchased online at www.RelativeTheatrics.com.

Community and Critical Acclaim:

This production is supported by the Wyoming Arts Council, Wyoming Humanities, Zonta Club of Laramie, the City of Laramie, and Albany County Community Partner funds. Critics have praised ROZ AND RAY for its insightful storytelling and emotional depth:

• “Brilliantly captures the confusion, and the moral ambiguity, about life on the edge of biomedicine.” – Forbes
• “Beautiful and significant… heartbreaking… compelling.” – Maryland Theatre Guide

Relative Theatrics continues to bring thought-provoking contemporary theatre to the Laramie community, fostering conversations that connect audiences to shared human experiences. Don’t miss this poignant and powerful production!

For more information or media inquiries, contact Sean Coyle at artistic@relativetheatrics.com.