LAFPI

Love, M. is a story about Mothers, Sons and AIDS Activists in the early days of the AIDS crisis and will premiere on DEC 1, World AIDS Day.

WRITTEN BY CLARINDA ROSS

DIRECTED BY HEIDI McKERLEY

VIDEO EDITING & SOUND DESIGN BY AMY LEVIN

Told through letters, Love, M. is the story of two mothers at the dawn of AIDS. Atlanta white socialite Deborah writes to her son, Chris, who is pursuing his dream of becoming an actor. Myrtle, a Black southern Baptist, writes to her son, Timothy, an idealistic young lawyer. With humor and humanity, and the AIDS Quilt as backdrop, Love, M. weaves the abiding threads of the healing power of love, as the characters piece their way towards acceptance.

STARRING

LAMMAN RUCKER as Timothy

TERRY BURRELL as Myrtle

CLARINDA ROSS as Deborah

CHRIS HECKE as Chris

SPECIAL POST-SHOW COMMUNITY CONVERSATION
following DEC 1 Premiere
in Partnership with rolling out Health IQ

Produced by Atlanta’s Horizon Theatre Company In Partnership with BLACC & AIDS Healthcare Foundation