A SOUTHERN GOTHIC TALE

“Magnificent” & “Soulful”
-Theatre Buzz
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 “Near-perfect…
the archetypes give way to
remarkable layers of moral ambiguity.”
-OffOffOnline
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“Outstanding drama…
Wonderful, thought-provoking…
Goldfinger marvelously unfolds the story
with great dialogue and sympathetic characters.”
-Theater Talk, New Theater Corps
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“Goldfinger deftly weaves the
concepts of survival and integrity throughout the plot.”
-Laurie Lawson, ELJ
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“An intriguing journey through the swampy American South…
‘The Oath’ sends its audience upon a mind-enriching exploration in which we leave with more questions than answers—questions that will haunt even the most resistant audience member’s mind.” -Show Business Weekly
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In this Southern Gothic tale, a wandering preacher is embroiled in the passions and politics of a swampy Florida outpost ruled with a macabre sense of justice by two rival sisters during the Great Depression. A darkly comic look at balancing ambition and ideals in a time of crisis. The San Diego Union-Tribune calls Goldfinger’s writing “something out of Faulkner.”

Produced by Maieutic Theatre Works; David Stallings, Artistic Director.

See Photos of The Oath: Images & More Images

Read an interview with the playwright in United Stages: Interview

THE COMPANY

Anthony Crep as Joshua; Sarah Chaney as Ofah; Dianna Martin as Deck (diannamartin.com); Louise Flory as Cebe (louiseflory.com); Robin Madel as Mrs. Lecroix; Maureen O’Boyle as Lady; Cristina Alicea, Director (cristinaalicea.com); David Stallings, Artistic Director (stallingswrites.com); Julie Griffith, Producer; Antonio Miniño/Kampfire PR, Press Agent; Blair Mielnik, Scenic Design; Martha Goode, Sound Designer; Dan Gallegher, Lighting Designer; Jessica Hooks, Costume Designer; Jarid Sumner, Production Manager; Raisa Noelle, Production Stage Manager

Set design by Blair Mielnik