Locally grown plays, read in Greenwich
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- March
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Award-winning Westchester playwrights Rosemary Foley and Albi Gorn will have their works, “Ophelia’s Mother” and “It’s About Forgiveness,” performed as part of the Acting Company of Greenwich’s popular lunchtime series, Play With Your Food, not to be confused with the Play With Your Food summer play-reading series at Stony Point’s Penguin Rep.
The plays will be read on April 2 and 3 at the Greenwich Arts Council. A buffet lunch at noon will be followed by professional actors reading the plays and participating in a brief discussion with the audience. The program concludes at 1:30 p.m.
Rosemary Foley’s comedy, “Ophelia’s Mother,” was originally produced at the Greenwich Theatre Artists Workshop and was a finalist at the 2004 Samuel French Festival in New York. Her play “I’m Sorry, I’m Sorry” won the International Festival of New Works at the University of Cincinnati. She lives in Pelham.
Albi Gorn’s award-winning works include “Hello, I Must Be Going” (winner, 2000 Theatre Conspiracy New Play contest); “To Know Him” (winner, 2002 Dorothy Silver Playwriting Competition); “Verbatim” (winner, 2004 First Stage One-Act Play Contest; 2005 Dubuque One-Act Festival). He lives in Hastings, with his wife, Robin Anne Joseph, and two kids.
Tickets to Play With Your Food at the Greenwich Arts Council, 299 Greenwich Avenue are $40, $38 for GAC members, and can be ordered by calling the box office 203.259.1036, Tuesday through Saturday, noon to 5 p.m., or at www.playwithyourfood.org. Paid reservations are required.
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