Troy Nickerson’s Theater on the Verge debuts with Every Brilliant Thing, a dark comedy about the depths of depression

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Actor Doug Dawson works on a scene from Every Brilliant Thing.

As one of the region’s most well-known and consistent directors of everything from extravagant Broadway musicals to high-concept sociopolitical plays, Troy Nickerson has worked with theaters large and small for over two decades.

Now, along with his creative partner Chris Jensen, he’s left the theater behind.

The finer points of that claim bear teasing out. The duo’s new joint venture, Theater on the Verge, is still fully devoted to theater as a performing

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