A Mysterious Way

PAST SHOWS. -. Son of a Gun (reading) - Emily . -. Refuge of Lies ..-...The Actor ..-...Flight...- ..Deadheading Roses. -..Miguel Manara. -. Spring Reading Series. -..A Mysterious Way..

EDUCATION & OUTREACH |...SUPPORT US ..| ..ABOUT US...

A Mysterious Way....

by Steven Walters
Best Actor NYIT Nomination Chris Domig
READ THE REVIEW

Written by Dallas Theatre Critic Award winner, and Dallas Observer's Best Local Playwright, A Mysterious Way is a story of two men---a youth minister and a drifter. The men strike up an innocent conversation waiting for the same train. But, the encounter between the strangers becomes increasingly uncomfortable as the true intentions of the wayward vagabond are revealed. This dark, poignant drama takes a hard look at faith, evil, and the classic conflict of Man versus God.

A Mysterious Way is a bold, sometimes politically-incorrect drama that lulls you with a sense of humor, and frightens you when you see where it's going. - Stage and Cinema

2009 SHOW PHOTOS

STEVEN WALTERS - Steven Walters is the Resident Playwright, Co-Founder, and former Co-Artistic Director of Second Thought Theatre in Dallas, Texas. His plays have been produced by Second Thought Theatre, Project X, Casa Manana, the Festival of Independent Theaters, WaterTower Theatre’s Out of the Loop Festival, Baylor University, Gardner Webb University, Priority One and Blue Fish TV. In 2005, Steven was named “Best Local Playwright” by the Dallas Observer. His plays have won and been nominated for numerous Dallas/Ft. Worth Theatre Critics Forum Awards, Column Awards, and Leon Rabin Awards. Steven currently works as a staff writer for Funimation Entertainment. As an actor, Steven has performed regionally with the Dallas Theater Center, Kitchen Dog Theatre, Casa Manana, Lost Nation Theater, and the Peterborough Players. Television credits include: Friday Night Lights, Prison Break, and Case Closed. Steven currently resides in Los Angeles, CA and is represented by the Abrams Artists Agency and Imprint Entertainment.

BARRETT HILEMAN - New York directing credits include Crazy Eights (The Cell), In the Meantime Happy Hour (Manhattan Rep), The Drowned World (New School for Drama), and St. Louis Threw A Party and the Whole World Came (New School for Drama). Assisting Credits include Ron Reed's direction of A Bright Particular Star (Pacific Theatre, Vancouver, BC) and Stephen Fried's direction of Richard III (New School for Drama). Other credits include Managing Artistic Direction of 14 national Canadian tours including the shows Language, Sunong, An Ancient Splendor, Heart of Africa (Spread the Word Theatre, Calgary, AB), as well as serving as a producing board member for Calgary's Fire Exit Theatre. For the last six years Barrett has been the Associate Director of the critically acclaimed Canadian Badlands Passion Play. Acting instruction: American Academy of Dramatic Art. MFA in Directing: New School for Drama.