Distant Neighbors opens in just a few weeks, and I’m super excited. We’re deep in rehearsal now, with a very talented cast and director. I think everyone involved with the show is eagerly anticipating the moment when we finally get to see the chunk of alien spaceship that will be a big part of the set.

Just to recap, the show, produced by Fresh Ink,  runs December 5 – 13, at Boston Playwrights’ Theatre.  You can get tickets here.  It’s a short run, in a pretty small space, so if you’re planning to attend, don’t wait until the last minute to get your tickets.

And here’s a reminder of what it’s all about:

A group of suburban neighbors are strangers to each other until an alien space ship crashes into their back yards. After its arrival, they get to know each other a lot better, and faster, than they ever expected (or wanted). Distant Neighbors is a space-age love story about loneliness and longing, and the barriers we set up between us. It looks at the possibility for wonder, not just at the skies and the universe, but also at the person living right next door.

If you’re in Boston, I hope we’ll see you at the show.