The Russell Beckett Show
A young woman surprises a doctor and his wife with a donation that affects all of their lives, especially the couple's. Another woman recounts a stream of memories with only her mouth to be seen, but are the memories really from her life? Canadian author Craig Russell's thoughtful comedy "Donation" and Samuel Beckett's powerful monologue "Not I" complete this unique double bill from the TANYS-winning theater company Aspie Works.
Length: 55 MinutesTickets: RequiredVenue: School of the Arts: Black Box TheatreGenre: TheatreProduction Company: Aspie WorksWebsite: Visit
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