Amy, the main character of “Amy and the Orphans,” is played by Maria Nazareno.

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ROYAL OAK — Coming to the Baldwin Theater 2nd Stage is the story of “Amy and the Orphans,” a tale of family, acceptance and grief.

The story follows three siblings, Maggie, Jake and Amy. When their 85-year-old father dies, Maggie and Jake must figure out how to break the news to Amy, who has Down syndrome and has lived in a state home for years.

“Amy and the Orphans” is a dark comedy and a family drama by Lindsey Ferrentino. The Stagecrafters production is directed by Emily Lourim.

The show will run from Oct. 10-19, and tickets cost $25 with a $3 per ticket fee.

Leta Chrisman, who plays Kathy, Amy’s caretaker, said that the most compelling part about this show is the emotio

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