Leroy is walking in the woods when he meets Lucy, who is playing a guitar. They talk, flirt, and play music with each other as they slowly reveal their true identities. The story is based on the legend of Robert Johnson, the blues guitarist. 

As is common for the in-the-round theatre, the set is extremely minimal, but with a few neat features. As a result of this setup, sometimes the actors are facing directly away from you, and their facial expressions are hidden. 

Brittany Bradford is great as the slick and mysterious Lucy. Jon Michael Hill (Purpose, True West, Pass Over) is excellent as Leroy, the well raised southern gentleman. They have superb chemistry together. 

At 90 minutes, it would still be nice to have an intermission. Join the Pro-Intermission movement here.

Cost of a ticket: $68 (Outer Seats)

PlaylistHQ Economic Rating: Discounted +

Rating Scale: Exceptional Value > Worth It > Discounted > Go for Free > Don’t Bother

Get tickets now for Leroy and Lucy through December 15th. 

Quinn Delaney