“ADOPT A SAILOR — 50 STATE TOUR” CONTINUES!
The tour is in support of the Evered House, which is an artist residency for those who serve; military veterans, first responders and the like. The house began its mission in the Joshua Tree area of Southern California in 2017, and after four years, relocated to a beautiful waterfront lot in Port Haywood VA, where we are now in the process of building a new residence. With the pandemic receding, we are re-launching the tour! In the states in which he is able to appear in person, Charles Evered will introduce the actors, sign copies of his plays and answer questions about the residency program. Please keep an eye on our schedule—and we hope to see you on the road!
2023
DEC 5: MISSISSIPPI, Oxford, Venue TBA.
2024
JAN 4: LOUISIANA, New Orleans. Venue TBA.
MARCH 14: TEXAS, Venue TBA.
MAY 5-10 –ALASKA w/Andy Breckman– “Adopt a Sailor — 50 State Tour.”
SUMMER:
SUMMER:
JULY 24 —AUGUST 18
REMAINDER OF “Adopt a Sailor Tour – 50 STATE TOUR”
Itinerary below:
Charles will be IN PERSON in the following states:
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Colorado
Utah
Idaho
Montana
North Dakota
South Dakota
Iowa
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Michigan
Indiana
Charles will appear REMOTELY in the following 4 states:
Hawaii
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
VIRGINIA: FINAL STATE OF THE TOUR! Evered House location, Port Haywood, Virginia on September 2, 2024. Charles will be in person. Also, dedication of “Wyatt’s Point.”
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COMPLETED STATES SO FAR:
1) CALIFORNIA — Joshua Tree — April 21, 2018. With Kirk Geiger, Wendy Rolfe Evered and Jarrod Radnich, Dir by Howard Shangraw.
2) NEW JERSEY— Cape May—July 2, 2018. With Roy Steinberg, Marlena Lustik and Sean White, Dir by Roy Steinberg.
3) ARIZONA — Phoenix — August 19, 2018 with Garrett Anderson, Lauren Noelle Anderson and David Miller, Dir by Rachel Keimach.
4) NEW YORK — Manhattan — Sept 17, 2018 with Damian Young, Welker White and Tyler Hatch, Dir. by Taylor Hatch.
5) NEVADA — Las Vegas — October 20, 2018 with Loren Masters, Jean Heathen and Matthew Fenicchia, Dir. by Loren Marsters.
6) NEW MEXICO — Albuquerque – March 27, 2019 with Diane Gunn Miles, Bill Miles and Nick Meyers, Dir. by Diane Gunn Miles.
7) SOUTH CAROLINA — Greer — April 3, 2019 with Steve Evered, Sue Meyers and Brian Frascino, Dir. by Steve Evered.
WYOMING — Laramie — June 25, 2019 with Kat Cordes, Justin Glover and Jason Pasqua, Dir. by William Downs.9) MASSACHUSETTS — Stockbridge — August 5, 2019 with Bella Merlin, Miles Anderson and Gregory Boover, Dir. by Charles Evered.
10) WASHINGTON — Bainbridge Island — September 28, 2019 with Pete Benson, Jennifer Hodges and Garrett Guse, Dir. by Karen Hauser.
(2020 – 2021: COVID PAUSE)
11) NORTH CAROLINA — Elizabeth City — October 19, 2022 with Jared Goodson, Kirra Jones and Alexander Staples, Dir. by Sandra Krueger.
12) PENNSYLVANIA — Churchville — November 10, 2022 with Charles Rucker, Ann Rucker and Charles Evered. Dir. by Emily Rucker.
13) FLORIDA #1 — (Destin) March 1, 2023 with Bart Johnson, Liz Johnson and Joe Place. Dir. by Liz Johnson. FLORIDA #2 –
(Pensacola) March 8, 2023 with Debra Hurtado, Marco Hurtado and Kai Dack, Dir. by Sophia Hurtado.
14) MARYLAND – Church Hill — March 14, 2023 with Kathy Jones, Michael Whitehill and Connor Christopher. Dir. by Juanita Wieczoreck.
15) VERMONT — Shaftsbury — March 15, 2023 with Kurt Ernst, Kate Ernst and Allen Boulet, Dir. by Kurt Ernst.
16) RHODE ISLAND – Woonsocket — March 17, 2023 with Steve Taschereau, Lisa Taschereau and James Laurent, Dir. by Pat Ferron.
17) NEW HAMPSHIRE – Portsmouth — March 20, 2023 with Morgan Murphy, Lori Murphy and Cullen Murphy, Dir. by Cullen Murphy.
18) MAINE – Kittery — March 20, 2023 with Morgan Murphy, Lori Murphy and Cullen Murphy, Dir. by Cullen Murphy.
19) CONNECTICUT – Greenwich — March 25, 2023 with Nick Brooks, Marcia Brooks and Luke Brooks, Dir. by Nick Brooks
20) WEST VIRGINIA — Harper’s Ferry — April 18, 2023 with Ally Spencer, Suzan Schnitzius and Doug Durham, Dir. by Charles Evered
21) ILLINOIS — Chicago — April 18, 2023 with Meg Elliott, Will Clinger and Jake Beauvais, Dir. by Joshua Fardon
22) DELAWARE – Wilmington —April 22, 2023 with Bill Fitzpatrick, Jeannie Zweigle and Bill Fitzpatrick Jr, Dir by Bill Fitzpatrick.
23) TENNESSEE – Nashville — June 14, 2023 with Bob Rindhage, Wendy Adele Evered and Andrew VanHook, Dir by Wendy Adele Evered.
24) OHIO — Willoughby Hills — June 19, 2023 with Chris Knoblock, Dana White and Stella Naymik, Dir by Dana White.
25) GEORGIA – Athens — June 23, 2023 with Josh Darnell, Jordan Powers and Drew Doss, Dir by Josh Darnell.
26) KENTUCKY – Elizabethtown, June 30, 2023 with Tonya “D.” —Solo performance!
27) ALABAMA – Montevallo– September 20, 2023 with Melanie Poole, Mike Jones and Michael Bass, Dir by Mike Jones.
28) OREGON — Portland — September 24, 2023 with Sean McGowan, Wendy Adele Evered and Silas Kidd Myers, Dir by Wendy Adele Evered.
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2024
MARCH 5 – 10, “IT’S KINDA LIKE MATH,” — Shoot in Los Angeles.
MARCH 28–Publication — “14 Short Plays and Monologues” by Charles Evered, 1984-2024.
SUMMER:
JULY 18-21—– EVERED/COLE FAMILY REUNION— MATHEWS, VA.
FALL
Shoot of “Beautiful Day”— Directed by Charles Evered and Marty James, Mathews, VA.
2025
MAY 1 TO LATE JUNE? —World Tour, CBE.
FALL
Opening, Evered House, Port Haywood, Virginia.
2026
Publication of “Wild Air,” — memoir.
“An Actor’s Carol” — Written by Holly Rudolph and Charles Evered, Directed by Charles Evered
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