Marcus Harmon's CENTER ISLAND Continues at Queens Short Play Festival
Marcus Harmon's play offers a poignant look at immigration issues
Following an opening night on February 21, Center Island, a gripping new 10-minute play by award-winning Brooklyn playwright Marcus Harmon, will continue its run at the annual Queens Short Play Festival.
Directed by Alexander Spears, Center Island is a gut-wrenching, suspenseful, and thought-provoking exploration of the immigration crisis. The play serves as a haunting cautionary tale, illustrating the stakes of the current political climate and issuing a powerful call for human solidarity.
Performance Schedule
Center Island is presented alongside six other short works by a diverse group of talented playwrights. Remaining performances are scheduled for:
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Wednesday, February 25
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Wednesday, March 5
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Friday, March 7
The Cast & Creative Team
The production features a powerhouse cast including:
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Yessi Ruiz
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Ron Sarcos
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Lester Balkissoon
"The play explores the depths of the immigration horror at hand," says playwright Marcus Harmon. "It's a look at how far things can go unless people find the strength to stand together."
About the Playwright
Marcus Harmon is an award-winning playwright based in Brooklyn, known for tackling social issues with urgency and emotional depth. His work continues to resonate with New York audiences for its timely themes and visceral storytelling.
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