Can't You Hear Me Knockin? A ride you won't regret...
June 09, 2010
Masterfully directed by renowned stage director, Tony Abatemarco. Miss Randles titillates and tempts you to delve into the past, discover the future and explore the places you’ve avoided going.
Knockin’ is a stylistic and sensual account of an insatiable woman’s journey to change the hand dealt to her in rural America, and recoup her father’s love through rockstars, film legends and success in Hollywood. Tennessee Williams’ themes of love, revenge, and the dysfunctional family resonate through this piece. From alcoholism, to inter-racial love, and the ever-elusive father-daughter relationship, Kerri escapes from limitation into the world of possibility. Her journey takes her west, to the last frontier, where she must face and conquer what holds her back in life.
The memoir, Can’t You Hear Me Knockin? is to follow in 2011.
