Production History
JMTC Theatre’s NYC Benefit Run for Access Connecticut
January 13 - 21, 2018
Part of AKA’s 25th Annual Conference:
"Coming Home to Your Self"
November 4, 2017
Massachusetts Mini-Tour
to Benefit Access Massachusetts
Framingham & Northampton
June 9 & 10, 2017
28th Annual New York State Foster Care and Adoption Conference, Albany: “Who Do You Think You Are?"
May 11, 2017
The Good Adoptee is included in Indie Theater Now’s Best Plays 2017 Anthology, Plays and Playwrights 2017.
7-Week 9-City Connecticut Tour
to Benefit Access Connecticut
Oct - Dec 2016
CONCERNED UNITED BIRTHPARENTS • CUB Retreat
October 29, 2016
We are thrilled and honoured to partner with Origins Canada. A portion of the proceeds of our London Fringe run of THE GOOD ADOPTEE was donated to this incredible organization. Origins Canada is a 100% volunteer-run non-profit organization serving people across Canada who have been separated from family members by adoption.
Please check out the amazing work they are doing: www.OriginsCanada.org
Theatrical Production and Talk Back
Adoption Network Cleveland’s
Inaugural Annual Adoption Gathering
March 20, 2016
World Premiere and Sold Out Run in the United Solo Theatre Festival 2015 • Theatre Row • NYC
Winner • Best Autobiographical Script Award • Suzanne Bachner
Winner • Best Actress Award • Anna Bridgforth
The show was presented during National Adoption Awareness Month and JMTC Theatre partnered with Advocating Legislation for the Adoption Reform Movement (ALARM) to raise both funds and awareness. A portion of the proceeds was donated to this not-for-profit organization and in conjunction with the performances, signatures were collected for the Petition calling for an Executive Order to restore Original Birth Certificates to All Adult Adoptees.
Can you imagine not knowing your own identity?
The Good Adoptee is the riveting and outrageous true story of award-winning playwright Suzanne Bachner’s search for the truth of her origins in the face of New York State's sealed records. Once she opens Pandora’s Box, can she find a way to integrate her dual identities and still remain the Good Adoptee? Suzanne’s play won awards for Best Autobiographical Script and Best Actress for star Anna Bridgforth when it premiered in the United Solo Theatre Festival in New York City. It was also named a Best Play by Indie Theater Now and is included in ITN’s Plays and Playwrights 2017 Anthology. The show has toured to the London International Fringe Festival and all over the U.S., including a 7-week 9-city Connecticut tour and recent NYC Benefit run to support the vital legislative efforts of Access Connecticut.