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--Set in Lowell, What You Are Now follows Pia, a passionate young researcher investigating new ideas about how to heal the mind from traumatic memories. Her interest is deeply intertwined with her family’s history. When a figure from the past shows up, urging Pia’s mother to testify about her experiences during the violence of 1970s Cambodia, unresolved histories are brought to the surface. what you are now is a thrillingly insightful new play that asks the audience to move through the shifting dance between the past and present, and to consider how with new understanding we might change “who you were then” to “what you are now".
In an effort to care for our community, we’re sharing details about this production that may be sensitive for members of our audience. The following information may reveal plot points. What You Are Now engages with the subject of deportation and the historical events surrounding the invasion of the Khmer Rouge. The production contains loud sounds, adult language, and is recommended for ages 12+. If you’d like to speak with someone on our staff for more details, please connect with the Box Office at 978.654.4678 (Tuesday-Friday 11am -4pm)