"Driving Miss Daisy" at Bay St. Louis Little Theatre

Driving Miss Daisy, Alfred Uhry's classic play, is a funny but hopeful meditation on growing old, relationships, and loyalty; having won the Pulitzer Prize in 1988. Set against the backdrop of the Civil Rights era, the play tells the story of Miss Daisy and her newly hired chauffeur Hoke. Their relationship, spanning twenty-five years, is a reflection of critical changes in American society, as they deal with anti-semitism, racism, and class differences while their bond grows ever stronger. Performed at the Bay St. Louis Little Theatre. Performances at 8 pm Fridays; 2 pm and 8 pm Saturdays; 2 pm Sundays. $25; $10 for children; $18 for seniors, students, and military. bontempstix.com.