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Love Struck
Wandering husbands, vengeful wives, wise children, dumb adults and an equal-opportunity gigolo. What could go wrong?
Featuring playwrights: Chris Ceponis, Robin Joseph, Patrick Lennon, Howard Lipson and Carol Mark.
Performances by Bruce Apar, Jon Barb, Elizabeth Breslin, Shawn Brown, Mindy Goff, Gail Greenstein, Tim Harbolic, Julia Johnston, Emma Laurence, Carol Mark, Joe Niola, Stephen Robbins, Jeff Rossman, Fred Rueck, Mae Rum, Linda Seay, and Howie Weintraub.
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Never Too Many
The doors are closing on Saul Rosenbloom's video rental store and Saul has one last chance to convince Alice that, even if life doesn't always turn out like it does in the movies, you still need to follow your heart.
A Fair Exchange
Perry and Joanna support one another through a recent loss, but the real cause of their regret goes back two years. They're hopeful taking in an exchange student will help fill in a little of what's missing in their lives.
Gondola
A moonlit night on the waters of Venice is the ideal setting for poetry, romance and little white lies. Antonio's gondola is the best on the canal, but the boat's barely big enough for this evening's passengers and their plans; he'll need all his sailor's instincts to navigate these choppy waters.
Snow Day
He is old and isolated but can still recall the precious connection he once had to the daughter that chose to no longer be a part of his life. She is a child wondering if her father will ever return. They meet on a snow day. She requests permission to shovel his long and dangerous driveway with her very inadequate shovel.
I Wonder
Harold and Muriel are locked in a world of fear and immobility in a Eugene Ionesco style of comic surrealism filled with a sense of the absurd. The play is a satiric attack against the xenophobia and isolationist mentality reminiscent of our current social situation, where love of neighbor is buried under a disproportionate need for security.
Got No Claim
Most nights at Mike's are pretty quiet. But throw in a dead lover, a distraught mistress, an even more distraught younger mistress, a pining bar owner and a peanut-tossing drunk and things can get interesting.
The Late Gordon Kaplan
Gordon was considered a mensch, a man who was respected for his kindness and charitable giving. He had one troubling fault. His friends dismissed it, but not his wife, Norma. Would she rewrite his epitaph?
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LocationSpring Street Arts Center at St. John's (View)
82 Spring Street
South Salem, NY 10590
United States
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| Kid Friendly: No |
| Dog Friendly: No |
| Non-Smoking: Yes! |
| Wheelchair Accessible: Yes! |
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