Arkansas Public Theatre stages premiere of ‘Unfit’

The Arkansas Public Theatre (APT) is slated to debut “Unfit,” an enthralling new production centered around the complex and contentious issue of reproductive rights. This riveting drama, penned by playwright J. Holtham, is set to be the first full-length stage production to tackle the theme of reproductive rights head-on.

Utilizing a blend of intricate dialogue and dynamic staging, “Unfit” looks to explore the multifaceted aspects of the reproductive rights debate. Through a series of compelling characters, the play sheds light on the legal, ethical, and socio-cultural implications of the issue. The production is sure to open the door to a much-needed dialogue on this contentious topic.

APT Executive Director, Jeff Biddle, is thrilled to be producing the play’s world premiere. “We are excited to put the spotlight on this important and timely subject,” says Biddle. “Our goal is to provide a safe space for discussion and contemplation of the issues raised by “Unfit.”

The play features an all-star cast of regional thespians, including J. Holtham, who will also be directing the production. “It’s been a privilege to work with such a talented cast and production team,” Holtham says. “I am confident that the audience will be moved and challenged by the performances.”

The APT is no stranger to tackling challenging topics, as seen in their previous productions of “The Crucible” and “The Laramie Project.” “Unfit” is sure to be a thought-provoking addition to the theatre’s repertoire.

The world premiere of “Unfit” will be staged from April 16th-20th at the Arkansas Public Theatre in Little Rock. Tickets are available now and the show is expected to sell out quickly.

The Arkansas Public Theatre (APT) is poised to premiere the intellectually demanding drama, “Unfit.” Written by playwright J. Holtham, this full-length production is the first of its kind to directly address the contentious issue of reproductive rights. Through a series of dynamic characters, the play seeks to explore the legal, ethical, and socio-cultural implications of the topic.

APT Executive Director, Jeff Biddle, expressed enthusiasm for the upcoming show: “We are elated to be staging the world premiere of ‘Unfit.’ Our aim is to create a platform for meaningful discourse on this timely subject matter.”

The production boasts an impressive cast of regional talent, led by the playwright himself, J. Holtham, who is also directing the show. Holtham remarked, “It has been an honor to collaborate with such a talented group of actors. I am sure the audience will be captivated and provoked by their performances.”

The APT is no stranger to tackling thought-provoking productions, as demonstrated by their past presentations of “The Crucible” and “The Laramie Project.” As such, “Unfit” is sure to be a stimulating addition to their repertoire.

The world premiere of “Unfit” will be held from April 16th-20th at the Arkansas Public Theatre in Little Rock. Tickets are available now, and the show is expected to sell out quickly.