HUDSON VALLEY
When an autistic woman, after a strange encounter with a county fair clown, wakes up the next morning without autism, she and her parents have to come to grips with this new reality. As both father and mother get to know their non-autistic daughter and her excitement, they must come to grips with redefining everyone’s… Continue reading READING: Breathe by Brian C. Petti
When an autistic woman, after a strange encounter with a county fair clown, wakes up the next morning without autism, she and her parents have to come to grips with this new reality. As both father and mother get to know their non-autistic daughter and her excitement, they must come to grips with redefining everyone’s… Continue reading READING: Breathe by Brian C. Petti
On the Confidence, a majestic riverboat steaming down the Mississippi, full of scammers and scalawags, a scrappy orphan boy makes his way by wit, wisdom and a natural flair for charade. Based on Herman Melville’s The Confidence Man, this play follows the young boy’s travails as he navigates a treacherous and deeply theatrical world where nothing… Continue reading READING – Captain Odyssey’s Piebald Parliament by Jonathan Kalb
On the Confidence, a majestic riverboat steaming down the Mississippi, full of scammers and scalawags, a scrappy orphan boy makes his way by wit, wisdom and a natural flair for charade. Based on Herman Melville’s The Confidence Man, this play follows the young boy’s travails as he navigates a treacherous and deeply theatrical world where nothing… Continue reading READING – Captain Odyssey’s Piebald Parliament by Jonathan Kalb
Joe Goldsmith awakens from a dream by a song he recalls from his youthful summers. It compels him to revisit the hamlet of Kenoza Lake, and the Whippoorwill Tavern. Joe last saw the lake, and the ‘Whip,’ 60 years ago. The Whip may look the same but change is afoot.
Joe Goldsmith awakens from a dream by a song he recalls from his youthful summers. It compels him to revisit the hamlet of Kenoza Lake, and the Whippoorwill Tavern. Joe last saw the lake, and the ‘Whip,’ 60 years ago. The Whip may look the same but change is afoot.