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New Light Theatre presents The White Chip -- Now ON TOUR!
Sean Daniels' honest, frenetic, and wildly theatrical play The White Chip candidly chronicles a journey toward sobriety. Aiming to de-stigmatize substance use disorder, this funny, honest, and, ultimately, hopeful story illustrates the importance of recognizing our own true worth, prioritizing our connection to others, and learning to live with addiction while coming alive in recovery.
The White Chip runs for approximately 90 minutes with no intermission.
New Light Theatre is committed to bringing light to the darkness of the world, to raising awareness and support for organizations that illuminate, and to deepening our empathy and connection with one another through meaningful artistic work. In accordance with this mission, The White Chip will partner with atTAcK addiction, whose mission is to raise awareness about the disease of substance use disorder. Through educating communities, assisting families in their quest for information, and supporting those in recovery, atTAcK addiction seeks to remove the stigma associated with this disease by effecting positive change in Delaware. To learn more, visit https://www.attackaddiction.org/
Join us for a post-show conversation with the cast and crew joined by our partners at atTAcK addiction to discuss the themes of the show, and resources available to combat stigma and addiction in our communities.
Thanks to funding from Highmark Health Options and the Delaware Division of Health and Human Services, New Light Theatre is presenting The White Chip at 4 venues across the state of Delaware in November! All performances are FREE to the public!
Route 9 Library, New Castle
DelTech Dover Campus
DelTech Georgetown Campus
Lewes Library
Curious to learn what The White Chip is about? Listen to Co-Directors Charlie DelMarcelle and Allison Heishman joined by actor Owen Corey and Artistic Director Lena Mucchetti on the Delaware State of the Arts podcast to discuss the show!
MEET THE CAST
Listen to The White Chip playwright Sean Daniels’ talk about how we can change the national narrative around addiction through the arts.
Learn more about atTAcK addiction below:
Thank you to our sponsors, without whom this production would not be possible!
This project is supported, in part, by a grant from the Delaware Division of the Arts, a state agency, in partnership with the National Endowment for the Arts. The Division promotes Delaware arts events on www.DelawareScene.com.
