Other Paths to God • Oct 9-Nov 8, 2026

OTHER PATHS TO GOD
by Kelundra Smith
directed by Alexis Kulani Woodard

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SCANDAL meets THE PITT in this
Suzi-recommended juicy hospital dramedy…

Five nurses, $3 million, one crazy scandal.

The ICU nurses at Morey Medical Center don’t need another complication, but when money goes missing and fingers point in their direction, everyone’s on their worst and most outrageous behavior.

This wild ride through the lives of five resilient women in healthcare in ATL is funny, poignant, and just the right amount of scandalous, while revealing that the path to healing and redemption is never a straight line.

Inspired by interviews with real nurses in Atlanta. By the writer of the award-winning THE WASH. A Black Women Speaks Commission and a National New Play Network Rolling World Premiere.

AUDIENCES LOVE THIS PLAY!

“I was impressed with the many layers in it. The relationships, complexity of work environments and the economic and racial dynamics involved. Excellent production.”

¨I felt inspired to create my own ‘happy life.’”

“The script is excellent. The acting is awesome too!¨

“AMAZING, THOUGHT-PROVOKING, WELL-WRITTEN”

Performance Dates

OCTOBER 9-NOVEMBER 8, 2026
Press Opening: October 16

Show Times

Wednesday, Thursday, Friday 8PM
Wednesday, Nov 4 at 2PM
Saturday 2PM and 8PM
Sunday 5PM

TICKETS: Call 404-584-7450. Box office hours are 12-5 Tuesday through Saturday.

Show Run Time

2 hours, 15 minutes (including 15-minute intermission)

Post-Show Talkbacks with Playwright

Sunday, October 11 after the 5pm show
Thursday, October 15 after the 8pm show
Sunday, October 18 after the 5pm show
Sunday, October 25, after the 5pm show

General Admission

Tickets start at $40* on Wednesdays & Thursdays, $45* for Friday nights, Saturday nights, and weekend matinees. Reserve now for best prices! Prices will increase as the run continues.

Student tickets (full-time students under 30): $20*

Military Tickets – Thanks to the generous support of the Fulton County Commission, Horizon offers tickets to this production at no cost to active duty military, veterans and military families. Click here for more information, to register and request tickets. 

Bring your neighbors!
Group pricing is available for parties of 10+. Groups of 10-24 receive $5 off the general admission ticket price. Groups of 25+ receive $7 off the general admission ticket price. Call 404.523.1477 x100 or e-mail boxoffice@horizontheatre.com for more information.

Ticket prices are subject to change. Buy early for best pricing. Internet convenience fee added to all online orders. No refunds, exchanges, or late seating. Cannot combine discount offers.

TICKETS: Call 404-584-7450. Box office hours are 12-5 Tuesday through Saturday.

(*Plus 12.4% taxes/fee)

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Cast & Creatives

CHERYL BOOKER
KENEDI DEAL
TONIA M. JACKSON*
TREVOR RAYSHAY PERRY*
ARIZSIA STATON*
AMER-MARIE WOODS

Amy: Arizsia Staton*
Coleen: Amer-Marie Woods
Kai: Kenedi Deal
Mrs. Shorter: Cheryl Booker
Nurse Rel Vaughn: Trevor Rayshay Perry*
Renée: Tonia M. Jackson*

Written by Kelundra Smith
Directed by Alexis Kulani Woodard
Dramaturgy by Antonia LaChé McCain

Scenic Designers: Isabel and Moriah Curley-Clay
Costume Designer: Dr. L. Nyrobi N. Moss
Lighting Designer: Mary Parker
Props Designer: Annabell Sapp
Sound Designer: Jeremiah Davison
Assoc. Sound Designer: Winston Johnson
Stage Manager: Maya Hodges

*Member of Actors’ Equity Association

Amy understudy: Madison Chambers
Coleen understudy: Aminah Golden
Kai understudy: Eileen Moyo
Nurse Rel Vaughn understudy: Zachari Tellez
Renée understudy: Tanya Freeman

Media

photos by Greg Mooney

Press & Reviews

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