Evening All Afternoon

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About the Show

A tender, witty tale of two women struggling to connect as they confront loss, memory, and quiet courage.

As booking opens in stages for Patrons, Friends, and the general public, audiences are invited to explore a deeply intimate new story about two women trying to bridge an emotional divide. Jennifer is preparing to step into the role of Delilah’s stepmother, longing for a bond that always feels just out of reach. Delilah, meanwhile, wrestles with her own conflicted feelings as the ground seems to shift beneath both of them.

Set against a backdrop of quiet upheaval, the play follows Jennifer and Delilah as they navigate the delicate, often uncomfortable space between them—one shaped by past hurts, lingering memories, and the fear of being misunderstood. What unfolds is a compassionate, sharply observed portrait of people learning to reopen their hearts after loss.

With humor woven through its tenderness, Evening All Afternoon reflects on what we hold onto, what slips away, and the internal bravery it takes to face the things we thought we’d left behind.

Critic Reviews (8)

"Both characters are wonderfully flawed creations, and it’s simultaneously moving and wryly funny watching them muddle their way through."
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"Diyan Zora’s stripped-back, well-acted production has the two circling each other on a turning revolve: but narratively, the play lopes off on all sorts of strange tangents."
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"The play’s power, ultimately, lies in its liminal spaces: between dream, psychosis and reality, between fiction and its creation, and between the tragedy of death and the capacity for healing found within it."
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"The big story here though is Kellyman, who has made a name for herself on screen as a supporting actor but could easily be a stage lead of substance if she chooses to go that way."
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"It’s a sensitive subject handled with finesse, acuity and surprising comedy"
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"...a surprising and quietly powerful study of grief and families"
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“If this is a wisp of a drama, these two actors give its gauzy translucency substance.”
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“Evening All Afternoon may be a gentle play, but its emotional resonance is unmistakable.”
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