World Premiere of SECRETS OF GREENWOOD Comes to New York Theater Festival WinterFest

Cynthia goes to Green-Wood Cemetery to see an art installation: "Here Lie the Secrets of the Green-Wood Cemetery." The piece, by French artist Sophie Calle, invites visitors to place a secret in an underground capsule, to be dug up and burned later. Cynthia arrives with plenty of secrets, but once her time at the cemetery is over, she'll have more.

Sarah Krasnow (director, Le Problème with the ARACA Project) makes her NYC playwriting debut with Secrets of Green-Wood at the Hudson Guild Theatre as part of New York Theater Festival's WinterFest. Inspired by Sophie Calle's installation, Sarah is joining forces with talented puppet artists Virginia Wang, and Shannon Iriarte, plus bassist and composer James Ilgenfritz to bring this journey through Brooklyn's oldest cemetery to life.

Showtimes are Monday, March 5 at 6:15 pm;
Wednesday, March 7 at 9 pm;
and Saturday, March 10 at 3:30 pm at
Hudson Guild Theatre, located at 441 W. 26 Street (between 9th and 10th Avenues),
New York, NY 10001. The theater is most easily accessible by the C, E, and F subway lines at 23rd Street.

The running time for Secrets of Green-Wood is approximately 25 minutes. The show will appear as a double feature, following a play called Taken for Granted (running time approximately 45 minutes). Secrets of Green-Wood will begin immediately after the previous show ends. Ticket-holders are entitled to entry into both shows.

For more information, please visit the festival website:
http://newyorktheaterfestival.com/secrets-gree-wood/

Tickets are $23 and can be purchased directly from Brown Paper Tickets at https://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/3232887

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