Delia Divided follows the story of Delia, a young woman navigating adulthood while living with the realities of her co-occurring mental health disorders and criminal justice system involvement. As she strives for new friendship, Delia must contend with this chorus of mental health disorders – always present and always impacting her choices. Delia Divided is a complex human story at the intersection of mental health, criminal justice, and racism, and ultimately invites the audience to question and challenge preconceived notions of how we support each other.
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Audience advisory: Please be advised that this play contains mature themes of suicide, child abandonment, drug use, and police violence.
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Delia Divided was presented at the Hangar Theatre May 6-15, 2022. Click here to view the digital program for the play.
Delia Divided was developed by the ReEntry Theatre Program, including the following artists: Leroy Barrett, Abdullah Khalil Bey, Brian Briggs, Melissa Cady, Gabriella da Silva Carr, Sarah K. Chalmers, Jo-Louis Hallback, Amy Heffron, Jeff Jones, Casandra Ponton, Carley Robinson, Edwin Santiago, and A.C. Sidle
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Learn more about the program, and how you can get involved, here.
Thank you to our production sponsors and grantmakers:
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This project is made possible, in part, with funding from The Community Arts Partnership of Tompkins County and the Community Foundation of Tompkins County.
This project was made possible in part by a grant from the Tompkins County Tourism Program.