All Is Fair in Love and Hunger - A Staged Reading

ALL IS FAIR IN LOVE AND HUNGER

A Gothic Midwestern Tale

By Andre Eslamian | Directed by Eric Satterfield

Sunday, November 8, 2026 | 2:00 PM

KTK North at Most Holy Trinity Church
3519 N. 14th Street
St. Louis, MO 63107

FREE ADMISSION

Love is complicated. Family is messy. And sometimes, what's on the dinner table is the least of your worries.

Chorus of Fools Theatre Company invites you to a free staged reading of All Is Fair in Love and Hunger: A Gothic Midwestern Tale, a bold, darkly humorous new play by Andre Eslamian.

Set in a fictional Missouri town, this unsettling tale blends gothic horror, twisted romance, religious fanaticism, and family secrets into a story about love, obsession, identity, and the things that consume us.

BE PART OF THE CREATIVE PROCESS!

Presented as part of Chorus of Fools' New Play Project, this staged reading offers audiences a rare opportunity to experience a new work while it's still being developed.

Following the performance, we'll host an audience talkback, giving you the chance to share your reactions, ask questions, and offer feedback directly to playwright Andre Eslamian. Your insights can help shape the play as it continues its journey toward a full production.

Admission is FREE, but reservations are encouraged.

Come for the story. Stay for the conversation. Help bring a new play to life!

Content Advisory: Intended for mature audiences. Contains strong language, graphic violence, cannibalism, and themes of abuse, addiction, and suicide.