

Staged Reading of "Lead Full Circle" by Erin Hunsader-Kelsey
A staged reading of a new play by a local playwright, which follows a mother and young son who have to learn how manage a new lifestyle and new life challenges when a sudden discovery of lead exposure shuts down the elementary school. (FREE PERFORMANCE)
Times & Location
Jan 17, 2026, 4:00 PM
Robert Lee Brault Playhouse, 122 N Chestnut Ave, Green Bay, WI 54303, USA
About
Samantha is single mom who works as a social worker during the day and performs stand-up comedy at night. One day, her precocious 10-year-old son, Atticus, returns home early with a note saying the elementary school would be closed until further notice due to the discovery of lead. With little additional information available, Samantha immediately begins a search for seemingly elusive answers about the health, safety, and future of her family.
Then, following a change in her schedule to accommodate temporary homeschooling, Samantha begins working with a regular HELP line caller, Martha – a retired schoolteacher in her early 60’s who suffers from depression and hallucinations, who she feels inexplicably connected to and is determined to help conquer her demons once and for all.
A touching modern-day drama sprinkled with real-life humor, "Lead Full Circle" is a story that explores resilience in the face of adversity, the power of adaptability in times of uncertainty, and what it means to truly care for one another.
*This show is free to the public with open seating, made possible by a grant from the American Rescue Plan Act. No tickets are required for entry, and voluntary donations can be given to support the theater.
Rights for this show are owned by playwright Erin Hunsader-Kelsey
Director:
Kit Honkanen
