Woodstock Fringe Playwrights Unit Announces Staged Readings, 3/23-6/8

Each year the Woodstock Fringe Playwrights Unit presents a series of staged readings of plays developed in our on-going playwriting workshop. This year there will be four readings.

When: Tuesday March 23 at 7pm
Tuesday May 11 at 7pm
Tuesday May 25 at 7pm
Tuesday June 8 at 7pm
Where: Community Room at Westbeth
155 Bank Street
Greenwhich Village, NY
(see directions below)
How much: free of charge, reservations not required

TUESDAY MARCH 23 at 7PM

BLEECKER STREET CAFE by Wallace Norman
Excerpts from a new play with actors David Allyn, Watson Heintz, and Adam Delia

FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE by Jerry McGee
After 21 years can a marriage survive Valentine's Day? Sarah and Dennis are funny and serious. They are not shrinking violets. And they aren't G-Rated, either. With actors Karen Eleanor Wight and Craig Waletzko

OLD HICKORY written and performed by Ric Siler
This play takes place in the remote hills of Kentucky. A play about a man. A play about a man and his knife. . . and an unpleasant ex-wife. . .

Directions to the Community Room at WestBeth
55 Bethune Street or 155 Bank Street

Click here for map

From the Seventh Avenue Subway: 14th Street Station (1, 2 and 3 trains): Exit train from southern most exit or find the corner of 7th Avenue and West 12th Street. Walk west on West 12th Street to Washington Street. Turn left, walk on Washington Street two blocks to Bethune Street. Turn right on Bethune Street and proceed to # 55 (on the South side of the Street) OR walk one more block to Bank Street and enter courtyard of WestBeth, #155 Bank Street and make you way to the Community Room. Guard or doorman will direct you to the Community Room.

From Eighth Avenue subway: Find the corner of 8th Avenue and West 12th Street. Walk west on West 12th Street to Washington Street. Turn left, walk on Washington Street one block to Bethune Street. Turn right on Bethune Street and proceed to # 55 (on the South side of the Street) OR walk one more block to Bank Street and enter courtyard of WestBeth, #155 Bank Street and make you way to the Community Room. Guard or doorman will direct you to the Community Room.

Woodstock Fringe is a professional performing arts organization that develops and presents new and experimental theatrical and musical works. We believe the act of creation is an act of courage. The Fringe serves as a home to emerging and established artists. Acting as a safe harbor, we provide a collaboration between the artists and the audience pursuing the highest standard of live performance.

For more information, visit http://www.woodstockfringe.org/