Last Train to Nibroc

Last Train to Nibroc is a two character play set in the early 1940s. We follow May Gill and Raleigh Brummett from their first meeting on a train bound for Kentucky through their budding romance.

First part in the The Nibroc Trilogy, an award-winning three-play cycle that follows May and Raleigh from their first meeting in the 1940s, through the second World War and into the Eisenhower era. A tale told with romance, comedy and a grace evocative of its era in American history. Each play stands alone as a charming evening of theatre. Together, the Trilogy creates a unique Theatrical Event.

Click here for a complete trilogy schedule. Single performance tickets are $25-30, and or attend all three plays on May 31 for $60. Call the Box Office at 214-871-3300, #1 for reservations or purchase online.

The other two shows in the trilogy are:

• See Rock City: picks up a year later and introduces us to May's and Raleigh's mothers. With America’s involvement in the war as a backdrop, May and Raleigh learn about marriage, societal roles and sacrifice.
• Gulf View Drive: set in Florida in 1952 where May and Raleigh are living a post-war dream of career success and home ownership. Tensions rise as Raleigh’s mother and pregnant sister arrive, joining May’s mother in an open-ended visit with the young couple.

Information from theater company's site