Gould To Direct DIVIDING ASHES Reading For Hudson Stage Company 6/4

Free reading

DIVIDING ASHES
by New Dramatists' Resident Playwright Chiori Miyagawa

Directed by Erica Gould

A comic calamity

In this darkly witty and wildly imaginative play, Erica witnesses a homeless immigrant fall through a crack of ice in Central Park on the coldest day of the winter. Two weeks later, she falls into a manhole without a scratch, and it occurs to her that now-at age thirty-three-is the right time for her to decide where her own ashes should be scattered. People alive and imaginary visit her in her seclusion as she journeys through realizing the value of her life, everyone's life and everyone's death.

Dates
Jun 4, 2010
Friday Jun 4, 2010, 7:30 pm

Location
Croton Free Library
171 Cleveland Drive, Croton-on-Hudson, NY 10520

For more information, visit www.hudsonstage.com.

Founded in 1999, Hudson Stage has become one of Westchester's premiere professional theatres. Dedicated to discovering, developing, and producing bold and unique plays, the company provides a haven for the pioneering writer, and an oasis for the theatergoer looking for challenging entertainment. Quality writing (both new and rediscovered) exploring diverse themes, and featuring the finest actors from theatre, film, and television provides an artistic outlet to vital to the community. The company's residency on the Briarcliff Campus of Pace University provides a permanent home for the HSC productions and reading series. This offers a professional theatre experience for the university community, and places the company and its artistic offerings in the heart of Westchester county.

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