Butterflies Are Free

Presented by Actor’s Theatre Fairborn and directed by Craig Smith, Leonard Gershe’s “Butterflies Are Free” is a heartwarming comedy about a young, blind man who defies expectations and finds love. This poignant play explores themes of independence, courage, and the power of human connection.

Don Baker, a blind young man, strikes out on his own, defying his overprotective mother. He finds unexpected friendship and love with his free-spirited neighbor, Jill. But when his mother arrives, determined to reclaim her son, a battle of wills erupts, testing the bonds of family and the power of independence. Prepare to laugh, cry, and cheer as Don discovers the true meaning of freedom.