"Teen Dad," penned by the exceptionally talented Adrienne Dawes, is a riveting production that masterfully weaves wit and humanity into its storyline. The narrative revolves around Abby, a self-proclaimed emo-goth teenager, who orchestrates a surprise reunion between her mother and birth father, embarking on a journey to reconcile their tumultuous past. Dawes, currently a graduate student in playwriting at the University of Arkansas, brings her unique perspective to the forefront. Her educational journey includes earning a bachelor's degree from Sarah Lawrence College and honing her craft in sketch and improv at The Second City in Chicago, IL.

Arts One Presents is thrilled to produce "Teen Dad" in collaboration with the highly acclaimed local playwright, Adrienne Dawes, who has left an indelible mark on the storytelling landscape in Northwest Arkansas.

Additionally, Arts One Presents is committed to ensuring equitable access for differently-abled individuals to attend this production. We are partnering with local organizations to create an inclusive experience for all. Furthermore, we will host a special showing of "Teen Dad" with American Sign Language (ASL) interpretation to enhance accessibility.

Please note that "Teen Dad" is rated PG-13. The production includes elements of mild language, suggestive dialogue, and mild violence. The narrative explores critical themes such as police brutality, racial identity, and generational trauma, offering a thought-provoking and impactful theatrical experience.

Join us for this unforgettable theatrical journey that combines humor, introspection, and a commitment to making the arts accessible to all.