Witch, Please
By Keira McGill
Extended at the PIT after it's sold out performance Witch, Please tells the tale of Barbara, your average 16 year old girl in 1684 Boston Neck Massachusetts. Her neighbor, Stephen (classic fuckboy), has been in love with her for years but, all Barbara wants is to keep to herself and maybe churn some butter. Now that they are of marrying age, his pursuits have become more aggressive. Barbara is forced to confront Stephen directly. Stephen, thinking he is God’s gift to Earth, can’t believe the rejection and suspects witchcraft is keeping the two apart. He takes Barbara to court, where she is tried for her life.
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March 16th, April 13th, June 2nd
Directed by Sofia Dobrushin
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actor director comedian
Sofia Dobrushin (She/They) loves to be at the intersection of many things and we see that reflected in their craft as an actor, director, comedian, and musician. After graduating from Marymount Manhattan College (now Northeastern New York) in 2018 with a BFA in Acting and an additional concentration in Directing, Sofia booked a role on one of her favorite TV Shows, HBO's High Maintenance. This kismet moment has led to a pipeline of beautiful opportunities on stage, on screen, and behind the scenes. Sofia completed an Ars Nova Residency CAMP (Comedy Artist Makers Program) in 2023 where she and her co-collaborator, Catherine Bloom, wrote a satirical American living room play called the care n keeping of u based on Sofia's own experience caretaking for her father in her early teens. They are now in the process of turning it into a pilot. Sofia's directing work has been the official selection of Brooklyn Women's Film Festival, Austin Comedy Short Film Festival, New Filmmakers Festival, and Nobudge. This past year Sofia made her blockbuster debut in Tina Fey’s Mean Girls and her indie feature debut in Mary Dautermans Booger. Dobrushin continues to work as a director and creative producer with the goal of helping Queer & BIPOC creators learn how to independently produce their projects.
