The Miracle Worker is a three-act play by William Gibson adapted from his 1957 Playhouse 90 teleplay of the same name. It is based on Helen Keller's autobiography The Story of My Life.

In Tuscumbia, Alabama, an illness renders infant Helen Keller blind, deaf, and consequently mute (deaf-mute). Pitied and badly spoiled by her parents, she learns no discipline and grows into a wild, raging creature by the age of six. Desperate, the Kellers hire Anne Sullivan to serve as a governess and teacher for their young daughter. After several fierce battles with Helen, Anne convinces her parents she needs two weeks alone with her if she is to achieve any progress in her education. In that time, she teaches her discipline and language through the use of her fingers, a breakthrough that has a direct effect on everyone's life and the way they live it.

CAST

Doctor (in Alabama) – Robby Jennings
Capt. Keller – Steve Swords
Kate Keller – Brianna Burke
Helen Keller – Hadyn Jennings
James Keller – Jarratt Calvert
Dr. Anagnos (in NE) – Loverous Whittaker
Annie Sullivan – Kaylee Nagel
Viney (House Servant) – LaKisha Sinville
Martha (Viney’s daughter) – Sarae Sinville
Percy (Viney’s son) – Roy (Naina) Kiarie
Aunt Ev – Cindy Phillips
Blind School Girls –
Samantha McDanel (also Stage Mgr)
Audrey Waters (also crew member)

CREW

Faith Wilkerson
Rhema Gruenwald
London Hibbs

Director: DeAnna Hargrove

Producer: Mike Hargrove