Following the death of his father, 15-year old Daniel and his mother, Lisa, are forced to move to an unfamiliar city to live with relatives he hardly knows.  After a violent outburst at his new school, Daniel's social worker, Michelle, suggests he spend a week working with her father, Bobby, an urban gardener with several abandoned lots in the middle of the city.  A week soon turns into a few months, and, as the two men spend the summer tending the gardens, they begin to plant some much-needed hope in a neighborhood plagued by blight and help each other heal some old wounds.

Impromptu Players is an organization of dedicated volunteers.  We strive to provide a variety of high quality, live entertainment for our community.  Each season consists of three plays which are performed five times over two weekends.  Throughout the year, there are summer camps for the  youth of the area.  We also open the Wooten theater for other groups who wish to perform for the community.  

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