Production Content Guides

2025 SummerStage Season

SYNOPSIS:

At the crossroads outside a southeast Arkansas juke joint, a blues music icon struck the deal of a lifetime (and beyond).  Now he must convince an infernal jury that his legacy deserves redemption in this world-premiere play with music, written and directed by Little Rock-native, Steve H. Broadnax III.

LANGUAGE:

Profanity and racial identity language that might be deemed “inappropriate” by audience members are a part of these characters’ natural language towards one another, and used occasionally throughout the play. Additionally, there are slang words referring to specific body parts to which some may be sensitive. Specific words include “h*ll”,“*ss”, “d*mn”, “n**gro”, “t*tty”, “b*lls”, and “colored”.

SMOKING/DRINKING:

There are occasional references and portrayals of alcohol use on stage.

SEX:

There are references made to sex in this play along with some suggestive acts.

VIOLENCE:

There are references and depictions on poisoning that take place on stage.

RATING:

If Me And The Devil were a film, it would be rated PG-13 for adult language, adult situations, and sexual content

SYNOPSIS:

Two sets of parents come together to reconcile a playground skirmish between their sons. But wine and cheese soon gives way to clashing cultures and heightened defenses, and civility goes right out the window. This hilarious dark comedy was a smash Broadway hit, exploring the fragile rules of neighborly decorum and the individualistic impulses bubbling underneath.

LANGUAGE:

Profanity and vulgar expressions along with sexist, classist, and ableist language that might be deemed “inappropriate” by audience members are a part of these characters’ conversations throughout the play. Additionally, some conversation may contain racially or culturally sensitive undertones. Some characters engage in verbal aggression and personal insults as conversations become heated. Specific words include “h*ll”,“d*mn”,”sh*t”,“*ss”,  “f*ck”, and b*st*rd”.

DRINKING:

There are references and portrayals of alcohol use on stage.

SEX:

There are no direct references to sex in this play. Although not explicitly stated, there are limited instances in which some audience members may interpret moments as sexual innuendo or suggestive remarks.

VIOLENCE:

There are references to a previous altercation discussed throughout the play.

RATING:

God of Carnage would be rated PG-13 for adult language, themes,  and situations if this performance were a film. It is deemed appropriate for high school and adult audiences with appropriate context or discussion.

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