HOLLOW BONES, a staged reading of a new play at HUDSON STAGE, Friday, June 21st

HUDSON STAGE presents a staged reading of a new play on FRIDAY, JUNE 21st at 7:30pm HOLLOW BONES by Brad McKnight Wilson, directed by Addie Gorlin.

A family-friendly love story, Hollow Bones explores the depth of connection between a teenage girl and a bird who can truly speak her language. A meditation on language, partnership and parrots.

Brad McKnight Wilson (Playwright) is an award winning writer, actor and multi-disciplinary artist whose work has been seen at the Yale Cabaret, Princeton University, Brown University, Trinity Rep, and Chicago Dramatists. Hollow Bones was most recently selected for development at the Purple Crayon Festival at Northwestern University.

Addie Gorlin  (Director) most recent directing credits include Next to Normal, Good Person of Szechwan, Eurydice, Twelfth Night, and Streetcar Named Desire at Brown/Trinity, where she is a recent graduate of the MFA program. She directed Charm at Mixed Blood and has assistant directed at The Public, A.R.T and the Guthrie.

All events $10 general admission, no reservations necessary. A Q&A immediately follows the reading.

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.