Please join us for this reading of a new play!
Hudson Stage Company’s 21st season continues
FRIDAY Dec 6th at 7:30pm
EMPLOYEE OF THE MONTH
by Brian Dykstra, directed by Margarett Perry
Join Hudson Stage on Friday, December 6th at 7:30pm for a staged reading of the new play, EMPLOYEE OF THE MONTH from the mind of actor, playwright and HBO Def Poet Brian Dykstra. Directed by Margarett Perry (director of A DOLL’S HOUSE, PART 2).
Featuring actors Vince Gatton, Tracey Conyer Lee, Larry Powell and Lori Prince.
What starts out like a Who’s on First sketch about an out-of-service staircase turns into a sly commentary on office politics, glass ceilings, income inequality and racism in Corporate America. Be a part of the process: A Q&A with all participating artists will immediately follow the performance.
“Brian Dykstra is a master of language!”
Reading is $10 general admission, no reservations necessary.
Whippoorwill Theatre, North Castle Public Library, Kent Place, Armonk, NY 10504
For more information: www.hudsonstage.com or call the HSC Hotline 914-271-2811
These programs are made possible, in part, by ArtsWestchester with funds from Westchester County government.
The 58th Annual Armonk Outdoor Art Show features 185 juried artists from 26 states, Canada, and Israel, including 34 new artists. The show is ranked the #2 Fine Art and Design Show in the Nation based on sales reported by exhibitors to Sunshine Artist, a premiere art and craft show publication. A broad range of art in every medium and price point will be on display, including painting, printmaking, drawing, pastels, mixed mediums, sculpture, photography & digital art, wearable art, and fine crafts. Free personal consultants, trained in fine art and interior design, are available to assist visitors in selecting art that best fits their taste and decor.
This fall Hudson Stage presents the critically acclaimed Broadway sensation: Doll’s House, Part 2 by Lucas Hnath, directed by Margarett Perry, and featuring Denise Bessette, Kurt Rhoads and Mary Stout. This is Hnath’s (Broadway’s Hillary and Clinton) inspired comedic modern imagining of Nora Helmer’s return 15 years after her shocking decision to leave her husband and children in Ibsen’s world of 1879. Now she’s back… but why? And what will that mean for those she left behind? Performances are scheduled from October 18-November 2.
