You’ve still got just over a week left, so get in on this action. University of Central Florida graduate and Orlando playwright Gian Arellano is staging his original production Milk on the always-adventurous Ren Theatre stage.
Milk is a darkly comic tale of a sinister dairy company, which touches on themes of out-of-control capitalism and relationships between immigrant families.
“When I considered how to combine these two ideas (the Latin American experience and commercialism), I thought of the homogenized ‘Got Milk?’ commercials that were ubiquitous in my childhood, and thus, a play was born,” explains Arellano of Milk’s genesis.
Milk is part of the Ren’s (with an assist from United Arts) “New Works for a New World” program, which aims “to cultivate and produce work by up-and-coming local and diverse playwrights.” Take in some new and edgy local theater; you’ll be glad you did.
Milk runs at the Renaissance Theatre Co. on select nights through March 10. There is an optional add-on for the Renburn afterparty on Saturday nights.
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