Lauren asks Luke to narrate her life—but as he speaks, her sense of self begins to fracture. As the story slips further from her grasp, one question lingers: why did she ask him to tell it at all? Provocative and deeply intimate, Red Like Fruit explores the uneasy terrain of memory, complicity, and voice in the post-#MeToo era.
Post show discussion on October 21. Pay What You Can on October 19.
3828 Main Street, Kansas City, MO 64111
All lots are patrolled by security starting one hour before the performance and until the last patron has left the parking lot.
Lot 1: Just north of the Unicorn.
Lot 2: Just south of the Unicorn off 39th Street between Main & Baltimore.
Lot 3: Just west of the Unicorn off 39th Street between Baltimore & Wyandotte.
Lot 4: Just northeast of the Unicorn, across Main. This lot is not always available. The sidewalk sign (shown below) will be out when this lot is available for Unicorn patron parking.
For a map, please visit: http://www.unicorntheatre.org/?page=boxoffice-parking .
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