In “Dolores,” Sinead Hogan (left) and Coralie Bradnam play working-class Rhode Island siblings Sandra and Dolores, who, over the course of an afternoon, rehash family secrets, lies, trauma, and buried memories.
In “Dolores,” Sinead Hogan (left) and Coralie Bradnam play working-class Rhode Island siblings Sandra and Dolores, who, over the course of an afternoon, rehash family secrets, lies, trauma, and buried memories. ( Photo provided by Red Door Production)

“Dolores,” a dark comedy by Edward Allan Baker first performed in 1985, gets a refresh from an up-and-coming group of actors, producers, and their director at Under St. Marks Theater, May 12th through May 15th.

“Dolores”: The Sister Act Is Back, And Opposites Still Don’t Attract.
01 May 2026 | 08:44
City Arts

The high octane feud between social media influencers Alix Earle (a Tom Brady-ex) and Alex “Call Her Daddy” Cooper has nothing on the two feuding sisters Dolores and Sandra in a new limited run Off Broadway revival of the dark comedy “Delores.”

The play by Edward Allan Baker takes place over the course...

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