"Whorl Inside a Loop"

An Actress Forms an Unlikely Friendship With Prisoners in Drama "Whorl Inside a Loop"

Sometimes the greatest bonds are formed in the most unlikely of places -- like a maximum security prison. Directed by Michael Mayer ("Spring Awakening") and Dick Scanlan ("Everyday Rapture"), "Whorl Inside a Loop" explores the precarious lines of criminality and innocence between those behind and outside of prison bars. When a well-regarded actress agrees to teach six inmates the art of storytelling, the group forms an unlikely friendship as they share intimate and hilarious details of their former lives. Even as the actress' life spins out of control, their unique bond proves to have a lasting impression on her life. Presented at New York's Tony Kiser Theatre, "Whorl Inside a Loop" features Sherie Rene Scott ("Everyday Rapture") and six other talented actors who shfit from genders, ages and races to explore the viability of forgiveness and the unreliability of redemption with honesty, insight and heart.