4th Wall Stage Company will be offering a free night of play readings on June 4th at 6pm at the WICN Radio Studio.
4th Wall is committed to creating compelling and thought-provoking work which has garnered us a strong following. We have consistently been committed to sharing new works (or re-works) with our audiences - you will not see us presenting Neil Simon comedies or overdone dramas. Our mission is to provide entertainment that sparks conversation and has a lasting impact on our audiences.
On Thursday, June 4th, two short plays by members of our 4th Wall team will be read aloud, specifically for an audience that can provide the feedback we seek. Both plays deal with a similar subject—loved ones living in nursing homes—but each has its own unique and beautifully crafted approach. Although the main subject matter—Memory Loss—is technically not light, our amazing writers have created alternate universes that respond to this topic with humor and heart. Both plays run about 40 minutes each, followed by a talkback session.
We are using WICN's studio to showcase these works because, as Worcester's NPR-affiliated radio station, they are synonymous with promoting art in any form. The event is free (donations gladly accepted), and is centrally located at 50 Franklin Street, Worcester. For more information barbara@4thwallstagecompany.org
About Us
4th Wall Stage Company produces theater that is historic, edgy, and innovative. We are committed to creating space for diverse theater by casting from a broad range of actors at all experience levels.
Our venues this season include:
Mechanics Hall (for the October production)
Museum of Worcester Auditorium (for the others)
Stipends are provided for all roles, including technical staff.