Terminus

by Gabriel Jason Dean

A Regional Premiere

“A tale of Southern Gothic horror where fantasy and reality, past and present, freely intermingle.

— The New York Times

This show has been postponed and will be presented during our 2021 season.

Please keep a watch on our social media pages and this page for information about future productions, after the Coronavirus – Covid-19 crisis has ended. Thank you!

Terminus tells the story of Eller, a white matriarch, and her mixed-race grandson, Jaybo, who live together in a ramshackle house down by the railroad tracks in rural Georgia. Their unique love has seen them through, but when Eller’s mind begins to fade with dementia, her violent past in the segregated South haunts her from the very walls of the old family home. As she descends terrifyingly closer toward a horrifying truth, Jaybo’s capacity to love his grandmother is put to the test. This award-winning drama metaphorically asks, how are white Americans haunted by and continually complicit in the sustained trauma against black Americans?

“Of sprawling imaginative power, yet focused in delivery, it takes on a tremendous weight—the intractable problem of race in the United States—and conveys something both gripping and original, marshaling with near-flawless mastery a bevy of time-honored stage techniques.”

— www.blogcritics.org

STARRING

Susan Dewey as Eller Freeman

Charlie Barney as Jaybo Freeman

Janae Rockemore as Finch & the voice of Pinot  |  Brett Kahn as Bones Boyd & Jim  |  Kat Ross Kline as Annie

Marissa Wolf as Leafy  |  Maurice A. Tucker as That Man & Henry

 

 

 

 

Kat Ross Kline

 

2020 — A Season of Celebration!

We’re Celebrating 15 Seasons & the 10th Anniversary of the Waterfront South Theatre. Join us along with your family and friends for a celebration of art on stage all season long.

 

Anchoring The Neighborhood Arts Scene

South Camden Theatre Company and The Waterfront South Theatre are essential parts of the growing arts district in the Waterfront South neighborhood. We were the first arts organization formed and are considered the anchor of this thriving arts community. South Camden Theatre Company is also a professional theatre company. Your donation of any size will help us to meet the demands of producing four main stage productions each season along with running the Waterfront South Theatre building. The Camden FireWorks, an artist loft space & gallery,  The Camden Shipyard and Maritime Museum, Brigid’s House and the Nick Virgilio Writers House along with the existing artist studio of Mickey McGrath’s BeeStill Studios, and Camden’s Center For Environmental Transformation, and the Heart Of Camden‘s Michael J. Doyle Field House, and the Camden Sophisticated Sisters, you’ll find plenty of art, theatre, gardening and more in the Waterfront South Arts neighborhood. 

Together we are building a strong community of arts, culture and family life here in our Waterfront South neighborhood of Camden.

The South Camden Theatre Company is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit professional theatre company dedicated to helping revitalize the City of Camden, New Jersey by producing meaningful, professional theatre in the City’s Waterfront South District. South Camden Theatre Company stages classic plays, comedies, regional and world premieres as the resident theatre company at The Waterfront South Theatre. Our goal is to engage, entertain and educate.

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Today, 96 seats and thousands of theatre patrons a year have replaced the bar stools and shipyard workers that at one time called this corner of Camden “home”.

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